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According to reports, there could be a new Off-White™ x Nike Air Max 90 dropping at some point this year. This would be the fourth colorway in total, following the “Ghosting” pair from 2017 and the “Mango” and “Black” versions of 2019.

No images of the pair have surfaced just yet, though House of Heat has a mockup of what the pair could look like and @johnnyskicks_ has uploaded what looks to be a photoshopped rendering on Instagram (above).

Virgil Abloh previously said that his “The Ten” collection with Nike would be coming to an end, though his partnership with Nike has continued in the form of more running-focused collections. Therefore, it would be surprising if another Air Max 90 is released, though it could be as part of a different collection altogether.

The Nike Air Max 90 celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, meaning the Swoosh is planning to release several, special-edition versions of the popular retro running model.

As always, stay tuned for updates.

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