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Today we get the most detailed look at both colorways of the Dave White yet, as the Nike Air Max 95 No-Sew is the model utilized, taking the AM95 into the future with a no-sew side panel featuring the signature waves in paint splattered graphics. A vibrant orange or more subdued white bring completely different vibes to the silhouette while each is bolstered with a hairy suede tongue for a premium lifestyle finish.



As you could expect, the isn’t leaving Nike Sportswear’s production line any time soon. Two of the offerings from the latest round of brand-new colorways for the iconic silhouette for fall can be previewed here today, each with their own distinct feel. First we have a premium take on the shoe perfect for the upcoming cooler weather, featuring an all-suede upper in light grey with dark grey detailing for two of the wavy panels, including the upper-most strip that usually comes in mesh. The second new look features a unique mix of colors, in shades of off-white and brown accented with vibrant ‘Ember Glow’ hits throughout the upper.

We always seems to have exclusive colorways of the classic , and today it looks like the UK retailer has another in-store. The AM95 has made a big splash in the U.S. recently thanks to last year’s anniversary year that saw the Neon 95s retro and new creations like the “What The” aesthetic turned heads too. Here a tonal Wolf Grey creation sees accents of Game Royal and Midnight Navy throughout for a casual look that pairs suede and mesh in a way that will be perfect for casual use.

Introduced in mid-2015, the Ultra Jacquard version of the is a modern-day update to a 20 year old classic. With a one-piece construction featuring Flywire support and a trimmed-down build, this edition improves on the cumbersome feel of the original. Although the iconic gradient upper may be absent, this particular colorway benefits from a hypnotizing, horizontal black/white pinstripe that is brand new to the Jacquard 95. Like the first print that was found on the initial Jacquard releases, don’t be surprised if more pinstripes renditions are on the way.

With the countless number of colorways hitting the throughout the years, it’s hard to believe by now there could be any new look for the iconic sneaker. But the Nike color team somehow does it again, with this new take on the shoe’s signature gradient paneling in black, to light grey, and then back to black from the laces to the sole. The whole shoe stays greyscale, as nothing but black various shades of black and grey adorn the multi-textured panels for a simple and stylish look.

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