The Nike "Air Max 95" has never looked so stylish
Nike presents a reinterpretation of the "Air Max 95" in collaboration with the premium streetwear shop A Ma Maniére. With refined details and a chic leather exterior, the sneaker stands out from previous collabs.
The "Air Max 95" with its chunky, striking look is a classic from Nike. Definitely iconic - but elegant? Rather not. Until now: Because A Ma Maniére, a boutique for premium streetwear, has now given the 90s running shoe a sophisticated update.
The sneaker is being released as part of the "While You Were Sleeping" collection, which celebrates the tenth anniversary of the shop founded in Atlanta. A Ma Maniére, now also represented in Washington, D.C. and Houston, is launching six limited-edition sneakers as part of this series, which were created in collaboration with Nike and its subsidiaries Jordan Brand and Converse.
Decent and chic
The shoe comes in a full leather look. Perforated leather has been used instead of the classic mesh fabric in the upper area. The subtle colour palette of mauve, grey and brown tones underline the sophisticated look.
The A Ma Maniére branding can be found in several places, most prominently in the form of a patch on the tongue. The two laser engravings on the side of the heel and toe and the monogrammed logo on the insole and outsole are more subtle.
Price and availability
The "Air Max 95 W.Y.W.S." will unfortunately not be available in our shop. It can be ordered directly online from A Ma Maniére from 25 October. The sneaker will also be available in selected US stores as early as 24 October. The shoe is available in men's and women's sizes and costs the equivalent of around 170 francs.
A Ma Maniére and Nike have a long-standing collaboration, which began in 2019 with an "Air Force 1 Low" and has regularly produced new, limited edition models since then.
Has endless love for shoulder pads, Stratocasters and sashimi, but a limited tolerance for bad impressions of her Eastern Swiss dialect.
From the latest iPhone to the return of 80s fashion. The editorial team will help you make sense of it all.
Show all