137800

Official Images Of The Nike Air Max 98 “Chinese New Year”

Official Images Of The Nike Air Max 98 “Chinese New Year”

Nike’s celebratory “Year Of The Pig” pack, created in honor of the Chinese New Year, is nothing if not expansive. With a wide variety of silhouettes both pulled from the archives and drawn from modern-day releases the CNY pack offers something for everyone, and boasts detailed design embellishments on each and every pair. Although several CNY sneakers have piqued the interest of the general sneaker-loving public, the most anticipated just might be the Air Max 98 — a shoe that touts a maximalist medley of homage-filled colors, materials, and patterns. Using teal, red, and gold for the base colors, and featuring a masterful mix of six different materials ranging from snakeskin to patent leather — all of which draw from past CNY collections — the shoe combines the “Year Of The Pig” pack’s traditional Bai Jia Yi quilted pattern with “What The”-style embellishments to great effect. For a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it finishing touch of detail, a pair of hands clasped in prayer then appears on the simple black outsole. Check out a full set of images for these masterful Air Max below, and look for them to release on Nike.com later this January.

Nike Air Max 98 “Chinese New Year”
Release Date: January 2019
Style Code: BV6649-708

Nike Air Max 98 Chinese New Year Bv6649 708 3











Latest News

PHANTACi Returns For A Collaborative Reebok Question Low

Currently on tour celebrating his reign as the King of Mandopop and 20th year in the industry, Jay Chou’s PHANTACi streetwear label has been consistently...

by Jared Ebanks December 22, 2022
0

Thirteen Can’t Miss Sneaker News Headlines From December 10th To December 16th

With less than three weeks left in the year, some of the biggest players in the sneaker space have already shifted gears to 2023. NIKE,...

by Jovani Hernandez December 16, 2022
0

The adidas AlphaBOOST V1 Launches With Lucid Fuchsia And Blue Dawn Accents

Combining five silhouettes into one may have proven a daunting task, but with over 73 years of design language pushing the German brand forward, the...

by Jared Ebanks December 13, 2022
0
Loading...
Exit mobile version