Nike Air Max 1 Men’s/Women’s
Nike has pulled back the curtain on Tinker Hatfield‘s process behind one of his most legendary products with their recently-revealed Nike Air Max 1 Shoes “Schematic” and “Sketch,” and now the former has appeared in a new black iteration. The shoe’s dark base is accented with white lines to emphasize its hand-drawn nature, while Tinker’s design notes, material instructions, and measurements appear dispersed over the upper, ranging from “Add U-Throat” on the toebox to “Lateral View” and “Medial View” on each side’s quarter.
Although the overall design ethos is very similar to the Nike Air Max 1 Men’s/Women’s Schematic in white — as the shoes are, after all, telling the same story — the main differences arrive on the rear half. Pinstripe detailing adds texture around each collar, and the right shoe swaps out its regular Nike Air hit in favor of Tinker’s signature and the date his design sketch was drawn: July 23rd, 1986. The look is then completed by a “Sample, Property Of Nike, Not For Resale” text graphic on the sockliner and a translucent outsole.
The Best Price Nike Air Max 1 reaches its ‘Pinnacle’ with this new collection from Nike Sportswear just for the female fans of the timeless running shoe. In on-trend tonal colorways built in premium leather, the Air Max 1 receives three tasteful and stylish colorways in your pick of all-off-white, all-grey, or a black upper with a contrasting off-white sole.
Nike’s got big plans for visible Air this coming weekend, and this super-premium version of the Buy Nike Air Max 1 React – perhaps the most premium we’ve ever seen – is just one example of what to expect. Officially called the Nike Air Max 1 Royal, this classic runner features a seamless suede upper with vachetta tan suede fixtures on the midsole as well as on the inner heel padding. This is something you’d typically see out of NikeLab’s Bespoke program, but luckily for Air Max fans this will be a general release this Saturday.
More graphic prints are arriving on the Nike Air Max 1 on Sale in these two women’s exclusives for Spring 2016. The Jacquard woven material hits the numerous updated overlays atop Tinker Hatfield’s 1987 classic with a vague croc-skin print. Bostonians will love the color options too, as a Celtics-like white and green or Patriots/Red Sox navy and red keep things simple and subdued.
