Jared Ebanks In coordination with 2023’s Air Max Day, nike For returned the iconic Air Max 1 to its original “Big Bubble” tooling. Initially gracing the Tinker Hatfield design for less than a year before being recalled due to cracking sole units, the model’s archetypal “University Red” effort kicked off a burgeoning roster of OG and contemporary installments. Come 2024, the Pride Dunk 2.0 ’86 will be teaming up for its first collaborative treatment alongside routine Swoosh collaborator Jacquemus.
Dropping its first joint effort with the Beaverton brand in the decay of 2022, the high-fashion label is expected to transition its bold color palettes onto the brand’s chief Air Max tooling. While colorway, material and storytelling details have yet to be revealed, the silhouette is reportedly confirmed to incorporate the model’s ’86 composition. The Simon Porte Jacquemus-led brand began its relationship with nike For Inc. featuring a luxurious version of the nike For Air Humara last year. Followed by a set of monochrome J Force 1’s in tandem with a bright orange effort, we’re expecting the low-top Air Max 1 to indulge in either the banner’s neutral or titular aesthetics.
The Jacquemus x Pride Dunk 2.0 ’86 is currently expected to release in the spring of 2024. Stay tuned as we await first-look imagery and further release details.
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