A Kith x Nike Air Max 95 Collection to Close Out 2025

Ronnie Fieg and his Kith imprint have cemented themselves in the world of fashion with high-quality in-house product and thoughtful, carefully-executed collaborations. The New York City-based team is expected to add a Nike Air Max 95 collection to the latter category throughout the holiday season.

Reported by Sole Retriever, the news arrives in the midst of the iconic Air Max design's 30th anniversary. The event has reintroduced the sneaker's Big Bubble tooling, which debuts on the original "Neon" look throughout April. Fieg and company aren't foreigners to the Swoosh, but their linkups have been a lot scarcer than those with other brands. Nevertheless, Sergio Lozano's creation from 1995 is right up the Queens-native's alley, as it boasts a rich performance history, impressive colorway catalog, and a retro-enough design that still looks futuristic.

According to reports, the impending collection will see the Air Max 95 in three reserved color schemes: "Black Spruce/Olive Flak/Coriander/Wheat"; "Midnight Navy/Game Royal/Smoke Grey/Sail"; and "Black Spruce/Tough Red/Sequoia/Summit White." Currently, Kith's next Nike project is expected to launch exclusively in Kids' sizes. If true, the nature of the Air Max by Fieg is not entirely surprising given the Kith Kids label's popularity. The team previously released a Kids-exclusive collection with New Balance, but it featured designs Kith had initially launched in sizing for Adults.

The anticipated linkup between Fieg and the Swoosh is expected to release in the fourth quarter of the year. Air Max 95 footwear is reportedly launching alongside woven jackets, tee shirts, and other apparel items.

Neither party involved has confirmed details of the collaboration—if it will come to fruition—but that's expected to change by the end of summer.

Stay tuned for more information on what's sure to pan out as one of the most-anticipated drops of 2025, and shop all AM95 styles currently available via Nike.com while you wait.

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