The Nike Air Max 90 is easily one of the most legendary Nike sneakers of all time and it's not exactly hard to see why. Designed by Tinker Hatfield all the way back in 1990, it was originally called the Air Max III and showcased a future-forward design which has since become recognised as a cultural classic. The original AM90 ‘Infrared’ colourway is now a must-have release for any serious sneakerhead, especially due to the fact it recently received a retro release as part of the model's 30th anniversary. Air Max 90 colourways are often crafted from suede and showcase a similar panelled upper with a cropped Swoosh logo placed neatly on each side. Air Max branding of course resides in multiple places across the silhouette, reaffirming the cushioning technology used above the outsole here. The visible Air Max unit found beneath the heel first found fame on the Air Max 1 back in 1987, also designed by Tinker Hatfield. Before these Air-sole-unit releases, Nike focused on more traditional silhouettes such as the Blazer. After Air Max cushioning was introduced, Nike continued to pave the way for future innovation in the footwear industry from your favourite brands. If you're looking to buy the latest releases then make sure to check out our Nike Air Max 90 Size Guide and keep it locked in right here at The Sole Supplier for the latest news on release dates, raffles and information you need in order to get your hands on the latest pairs. Get your sneaker fix anytime, anywhere with the Footasylum app.
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First seen in 1990, the Air Max 90 was seen again in 2001 with the release of the model with a tumbled leather upper. Even more memorable drops followed, including the first-ever Air Max collab, the Courir x Air Max 90 ‘Denim’. In 2004, the trend of wild concepts on the AM90 began with Dave’s Quality Meats (DQM) who developed an Air Max 90 based on bacon. 2008, 2010 and 2015 saw successful retro releases of the AM90, identical to the original with only very small exceptions. Then, in 2017, Virgil Abloh and his brand Off-White pushed the Air Max 90 in a new direction by giving the model a reconstructed look, laying bare the ‘guts’ of the shoe. Part of ‘The Ten’ drop, it was insanely popular and sold out immediately. For the model’s 30th anniversary in 2020, Nike recrafted the design to resemble the original profile more closely, slimming it down by tweaking the panels, toe box and heel. Hey, wondering how you ended up here? If you were trying to access one of our US based sites, then you have been automatically redirected to footlocker.eu due to the new General Data Protection Regulation. Those sites are currently not accessible from Europe. We expect our US sites will be available to you again soon. Until then, please enjoy our European sites above. Are Nike Air Max 90 still in fashion?These days, the sneaker has transitioned to the retro/casual category for the most part. There is always a crowd for retro Nike runners, particularly from the Air Max line. The AM90 remains one of the most popular silhouettes for fans of this type of sneaker.
Is Air Max 90 for men?Men's Shoe
The Nike Air Max 90 stays true to its OG running roots with the iconic Waffle sole, stitched overlays and classic TPU details. Classic colours celebrate your fresh look while Max Air cushioning adds comfort to the journey.
How do I know if my Air Max 90 are real?SWOOSH. The trademarked Nike Swoosh is carefully stitched onto most pairs of Nike Air Max 90 OG shoes. When checking the Swoosh, make sure the stitching is tight and even and follows the shape of the Swoosh perfectly.
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