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For the Nike Air Max 95’s 30th anniversary, Nike handed the reins to South Korean streetwear imprint WORKSOUT, and it’s given the classic sneaker a pretty substantial overhaul.

Gone are the Air Max 95’s signature wavy panels, replaced by no-sew overlays with a subtle camo pattern. This new, clean-cut look is finished with 3M reflective hits and a huge swoosh logo across the side (which is further emphasised by its criss-crossed textures finish).   

The design is inspired by the WORKSOUT founders' school uniforms. Inside the shoe, a motivational Korean text reads “become indispensable”. Part daily mantra, part design ethos. 

WORKSOUT is a Seoul-based streetwear retailer and brand central to South Korea’s contemporary fashion scene. While relatively selective with collaborations, WORKSOUT has previously teamed up with labels like Vans and G-Shock, producing’s signature blend of utilitarian style and refined minimalism for both footwear and accessories.

Limited to just 3,000 pairs, the WORKSOUT x Nike Air Max 95 “Sequoia” and "Black" drop on May 31 on the WORKSOUT website and Nike’s website for 200 USD.

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