Nike Administers More Statement Branding Onto the Air Max 95

Served up two ways.

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For those taking notice, Nike has embraced a plethora of statement branding techniques over the past few months, embellishing an assortment of signature silhouettes with creative logo applications. Last seen in the black and white all-over logo print rendition, the Swoosh brand, once again, elects to rework the Air Max 95, smearing the model in subtle, yet excessive branding cues.

Drenched in black from top to bottom, the shoe gives way to an army of mini Swoosh symbols in the panel placed directly below the lacing system, while also decorating the middle two racing stripes with a cluster of related Nike emblems. It should also be noted that the sections receiving the creative design treatment also take on lively reflective properties, proving ideal for late night run sessions. Priced at $160 USD, you can look for this new Air Max 95 via Nike’s online shop in the coming weeks ahead.

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