Dr. Samuel Ross and his A-COLD-WALL* fashion label reunite with Nike for another utilitarian-style makeover on the iconic Nike TN Air Max Plus. The two brands first unveiled the subtle “Stone” and “Onyx” colourways of the 1998 cutting-edge running shoe. This time, the A COLD WALL* x Nike TN Air Max Plus “House Blue” completes the triad of colourways, decked out in a monochromatic bright blue shade accented with muted grey tones to form the minimalist design and deviate from the two neutral-toned renditions in the collab.Previously teaming up on the Air Force 1 and Zoom Vomero 5, the latest ACW x Nike alliance featuring the TN Air Max Plus further enriches the British fashion brand’s design ethos centred around workwear and utility. This rendition flaunts a monochrome blue leather base, with embossed panels replacing the wavy TPU overlays to maintain the beloved pine tree-inspired aesthetics. The mini Swoosh comes in grey, complemented with geometric boxes as subtle design additions. Co-branded logos adorn the tongue and sockliner, while ACW_TN98 labels appear on the lateral whale’s tail shank. Meanwhile, the ribbed heel counter has several branding, with the signature yellow TN logo standing out the most. The colour-coordinated PU midsole and waffle outsole wrap up this collaborative colourway to celebrate the Nike TN Air Max Plus’ 25th anniversary.Find out where you can pick up the A COLD WALL* x Nike TN Air Max Plus 98 “House Blue” by keeping it locked to The Sole Supplier!
Dr. Samuel Ross and his A-COLD-WALL* fashion label reunite with Nike for another utilitarian-style makeover on the iconic Nike TN Air Max Plus. The two brands first unveiled the subtle “Stone” and “Onyx” colourways of the 1998 cutting-edge running shoe. This time, the A COLD WALL* x Nike TN Air Max Plus “House Blue” completes the triad of colourways, decked out in a monochromatic bright blue shade accented with muted grey tones to form the minimalist design and deviate from the two neutral-toned renditions in the collab.Previously teaming up on the Air Force 1 and Zoom Vomero 5, the latest ACW x Nike alliance featuring the TN Air Max Plus further enriches the British fashion brand’s design ethos centred around workwear and utility. This rendition flaunts a monochrome blue leather base, with embossed panels replacing the wavy TPU overlays to maintain the beloved pine tree-inspired aesthetics. The mini Swoosh comes in grey, complemented with geometric boxes as subtle design additions. Co-branded logos adorn the tongue and sockliner, while ACW_TN98 labels appear on the lateral whale’s tail shank. Meanwhile, the ribbed heel counter has several branding, with the signature yellow TN logo standing out the most. The colour-coordinated PU midsole and waffle outsole wrap up this collaborative colourway to celebrate the Nike TN Air Max Plus’ 25th anniversary.Find out where you can pick up the A COLD WALL* x Nike TN Air Max Plus 98 “House Blue” by keeping it locked to The Sole Supplier!
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Dr. Samuel Ross and his A-COLD-WALL* fashion label reunite with Nike for another utilitarian-style makeover on the iconic Nike TN Air Max Plus. The two brands first unveiled the subtle “Stone” and “Onyx” colourways of the 1998 cutting-edge running shoe. This time, the A COLD WALL* x Nike TN Air Max Plus “House Blue” completes the triad of colourways, decked out in a monochromatic bright blue shade accented with muted grey tones to form the minimalist design and deviate from the two neutral-toned renditions in the collab.Previously teaming up on the Air Force 1 and Zoom Vomero 5, the latest ACW x Nike alliance featuring the TN Air Max Plus further enriches the British fashion brand’s design ethos centred around workwear and utility. This rendition flaunts a monochrome blue leather base, with embossed panels replacing the wavy TPU overlays to maintain the beloved pine tree-inspired aesthetics. The mini Swoosh comes in grey, complemented with geometric boxes as subtle design additions. Co-branded logos adorn the tongue and sockliner, while ACW_TN98 labels appear on the lateral whale’s tail shank. Meanwhile, the ribbed heel counter has several branding, with the signature yellow TN logo standing out the most. The colour-coordinated PU midsole and waffle outsole wrap up this collaborative colourway to celebrate the Nike TN Air Max Plus’ 25th anniversary.Find out where you can pick up the A COLD WALL* x Nike TN Air Max Plus 98 “House Blue” by keeping it locked to The Sole Supplier!
Dr. Samuel Ross and his A-COLD-WALL* fashion label reunite with Nike for another utilitarian-style makeover on the iconic Nike TN Air Max Plus. The two brands first unveiled the subtle “Stone” and “Onyx” colourways of the 1998 cutting-edge running shoe. This time, the A COLD WALL* x Nike TN Air Max Plus “House Blue” completes the triad of colourways, decked out in a monochromatic bright blue shade accented with muted grey tones to form the minimalist design and deviate from the two neutral-toned renditions in the collab.Previously teaming up on the Air Force 1 and Zoom Vomero 5, the latest ACW x Nike alliance featuring the TN Air Max Plus further enriches the British fashion brand’s design ethos centred around workwear and utility. This rendition flaunts a monochrome blue leather base, with embossed panels replacing the wavy TPU overlays to maintain the beloved pine tree-inspired aesthetics. The mini Swoosh comes in grey, complemented with geometric boxes as subtle design additions. Co-branded logos adorn the tongue and sockliner, while ACW_TN98 labels appear on the lateral whale’s tail shank. Meanwhile, the ribbed heel counter has several branding, with the signature yellow TN logo standing out the most. The colour-coordinated PU midsole and waffle outsole wrap up this collaborative colourway to celebrate the Nike TN Air Max Plus’ 25th anniversary.Find out where you can pick up the A COLD WALL* x Nike TN Air Max Plus 98 “House Blue” by keeping it locked to The Sole Supplier!
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Last updated at 15/12/2024 02:26:24
| Style | FD7855-400 |
| Release Date | 02/01/2024 |
| Style | FD7855-400 |
| Release Date | 02/01/2024 |
