The Air Max 95 QS Sneaker Gets a New Tonal Colorway
Nike continues to grow its roster of the Anatomy of Air series, where the brand focuses on human anatomy as the conceptual theme -- this time around, the brand unveils a new tonal iteration of the Air Max 95 QS sneaker model. The retro shoe is adorned with hues of University Red, Summit White, and Team Red throughout the silhouette.
It starts off with a breathable material throughout the upper and has tones that represent the main organs and muscles of the human body. The side panels are detailed with custom 95-panel details that are made from suede and textile stitching for a unique texture. It has Air cushioning by the heel and forefoot for extra bounce.
Image Credit: Concepts
It starts off with a breathable material throughout the upper and has tones that represent the main organs and muscles of the human body. The side panels are detailed with custom 95-panel details that are made from suede and textile stitching for a unique texture. It has Air cushioning by the heel and forefoot for extra bounce.
Image Credit: Concepts
Trend Themes
1. Human Anatomy-themed Footwear - Opportunity for other footwear brands to create unique designs based on human anatomy.
2. Retro Sneaker Revival - Reviving old sneaker models with new designs and themes can create nostalgic appeal among consumers.
3. Suede and Textile Stitching - Making use of different textures can create unique and visually appealing designs for sneakers.
Industry Implications
1. Sporting Goods - Companies can create unique designs for sneakers and footwear based on human anatomy that cater to athletes and fitness enthusiasts.
2. Fashion - Fashion brands can revamp retro sneaker models with new designs and themes to cater to fashion-conscious consumers.
3. Textile Manufacturing - Incorporating different textures, such as suede and textile stitching, into sneaker designs can create a demand for unique materials and manufacturing techniques.
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