Andrew Rizzo The wonderfully obscure Nike Air Max Dolce continues its retro run with a reachback to 2002, resurrecting the model’s original “Black/Black/Sport Red” women’s colorway for the modern day.
The significance of an original colorway doesn’t carry the same weight on obscure deep cuts like the Air Max Dolce as it does on, say, Jordan retros, and this particular look is pretty tame all things considered. Still, there’s surely a population of collectors out there that’s been waiting on these (we know Jack Nicholson is a fan).
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- Nike Air Max Dolce OG (2002) via Culture PDX
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- Nike Air Max Dolce OG (2002) via Culture PDX
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- Nike Air Max Dolce OG (2002) via Culture PDX
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- Nike Air Max Dolce OG (2002) via Culture PDX
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- Nike Air Max Dolce OG (2002) via Culture PDX
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- Nike Air Max Dolce OG (2002) via Culture PDX
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- Nike Air Max Dolce OG (2002) via Culture PDX
In line with the 2002 edition (as pictured above), the Dolce here takes up an almost all-black palette befitting the model’s intention as something of a sporty formal loafer hybrid. That dressed-up idea is amplified within the Air bubble and outsole, where Sport Red accents create a quasi-Christian Louboutin connection, albeit more tongue in cheek than actual.
The Nike Air Max Dolce OG lands Fall/Winter 2026 in women’s sizes for $170. Check out official images below and visit our Sneaker Release Dates page to browse more upcoming pairs.
In other Nike news, the Caitlin 1 drops October 1st.
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WHERE TO BUY
Womens Nike Air Max Dolce
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