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Those actually released? When?
Nice!!
OFFICIAL 2020 - 2021 AIR MAX 95 THREAD
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Welp! I’ll be ordering lol
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Are these, and all those other pairs, Nike By You pairs?
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I can only speak about mine.., it is a Nike by you unlocked.
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They look great. Anyway you could post the color specs?
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Central Cee and Nike have announced a collaboration slated to launch during the Holiday 2024 season, showcasing the classic Nike Air Max 95 paired with a stylish Nike Tech Fleece ensemble. The partnership aims to merge Central Cee’s unique style with Nike’s iconic sportswear aesthetic, creating a must-have collection for fans and enthusiasts alike.
Oakley Caesar-Su, professionally known as Central Cee, hails from Shepherd’s Bush, London, and has gained recognition as a British rapper. He gained prominence in 2020 with the release of hit singles such as “Day in the Life” and “Loading.”
While images of the collaboration have yet to surface, the Central Cee x Nike Air Max 95 is expected to feature a color scheme comprising Black, Metallic Red Bronze, Anthracite, Dusted Clay, and Cool Grey. The shoe is likely to incorporate design elements paying homage to Central Cee’s British heritage, along with signature 3M reflective detailing. Furthermore, it is anticipated to be packaged in special packaging, possibly including extra accessories.
The Central Cee x Nike Air Max 95 is slated to launch during the Holiday 2024 season at select Nike Sportswear retailers, both in-store and online on Nike.com. At present, the retail price for the collaboration has not been disclosed.
In conclusion, the collaboration between Central Cee and Nike represents an exciting fusion of music and fashion, bringing together Central Cee’s unique artistic vision with Nike’s iconic design legacy. With the release of the Central Cee x Air Max 95, fans can look forward to experiencing a blend of style and functionality that embodies the spirit of both Central Cee and Nike.
Central Cee x Nike Air Max 95
Color: Black/Metallic Red Bronze-Anthracite-Dusted Clay-Cool Grey
Style Code: HQ6457-001
Release Date: Holiday 2024
Price: TBA
^^^The dude looks like Soulja Boy mixed with Hispanic.
Oakley Caesar-Su, professionally known as Central Cee, hails from Shepherd’s Bush, London, and has gained recognition as a British rapper. He gained prominence in 2020 with the release of hit singles such as “Day in the Life” and “Loading.”
While images of the collaboration have yet to surface, the Central Cee x Nike Air Max 95 is expected to feature a color scheme comprising Black, Metallic Red Bronze, Anthracite, Dusted Clay, and Cool Grey. The shoe is likely to incorporate design elements paying homage to Central Cee’s British heritage, along with signature 3M reflective detailing. Furthermore, it is anticipated to be packaged in special packaging, possibly including extra accessories.
The Central Cee x Nike Air Max 95 is slated to launch during the Holiday 2024 season at select Nike Sportswear retailers, both in-store and online on Nike.com. At present, the retail price for the collaboration has not been disclosed.
In conclusion, the collaboration between Central Cee and Nike represents an exciting fusion of music and fashion, bringing together Central Cee’s unique artistic vision with Nike’s iconic design legacy. With the release of the Central Cee x Air Max 95, fans can look forward to experiencing a blend of style and functionality that embodies the spirit of both Central Cee and Nike.
Central Cee x Nike Air Max 95
Color: Black/Metallic Red Bronze-Anthracite-Dusted Clay-Cool Grey
Style Code: HQ6457-001
Release Date: Holiday 2024
Price: TBA
^^^The dude looks like Soulja Boy mixed with Hispanic.
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Denham today
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here you go dude, 1st slide are the 1995 releases and 2nd slide are the 1996 releases
and crystal blues are not OG because they came out in 1998 and solar reds came out in 2011
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Damn those white based ones on the second slide I just want so damn bad. Especially those emerald ones . Why do they call them air max SC sometimes. ??
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its an acronym for Sports Classics
I thought Solar Reds were OG that’s crazy both Stockx and GOAT say it’s an OG colorway in the description for the 2018s lol. Well now at least I know it’s probably not getting retro’d for the 30th anniversary next year
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probably because its stated at the sizing sticker on the box
Maybe.. but I just checked and they didn’t make the same mistake with the “OG” Anthracites or the “OG” Fresh Mints
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you need to remember that the people behind those websites
are not specialized in airmaxology like me, and are lacking in knowledge lol
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This is the type of people that work at StockX… Jamil here emailed me and told me Nike outlets only sell bgrade shoes from Nike.
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Do you think Nke will do anything special next year since it'll be the 30th year?
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Of course.
AIR J XIII
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Big bubbles already got announced.
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Now THATs gonna be a **** show of a release right there . Especially because I mean one can reasonably assume the colorway they’ll use is Neon … yeah it’s gonna be a mess I can guarantee it
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Not even going to front, big bubble neons have potential to be my sneaker retirement shoe 
…Three pairs of those (Even if I have to go aftermarket) would have me riding off into the sunset…
…Three pairs of those (Even if I have to go aftermarket) would have me riding off into the sunset…
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I would predict probably not here in the west. More predictable in Europe, since runners have been prevalent there for decades.
The young gen running trends here in America hasn’t really picked up on Air Max’s, atleast the other models. Travis’s Air max 1 has proven to not be a huge hit.
I’ll say the big bubble 95s will be just like the AM1 big bubbles; have that initial gravitas, but drastically decline outside of the original colorways. And I hope it becomes like that, so it’s easy for us to obtain.
