Nike Air Max 90 Siempre Familia DO2154-010

The Day of the Dead may have passed already, but it looks like Team Swoosh isn't done celebrating! We can't complain, as this means we get to add another fun new pair to our sneaker collection. The upcoming Air Max 90 acts as a canvas for the traditional design of the Siempre Familia Collection. Missed the chance to cop a themed pair during the actual holiday? You know it's never too late! Even the sneaker giant Nike is here to remind us the celebrations haven't ended, so let's keep the party going! The Nike Air Max 90 Siempre Familia is a less colourful iteration compared to the previous Air Jordan 1 Mid and Air Force 1 release. 

The spooky, ghoulish makeover with skeletal embroidery across the shoes for a traditional themed look. As you can see, the toe box displays rib cages, and the heel shows off both long and short bones alike. In addition, the super creepy jewel-eyed skulls add to the Day of the Dead ambience and pay homage to Mictlán's many symbols. If that wasn't enough, black faux fur class the entire base. 

What's more, the base contrasts the green Swoosh and the dark burgundy accents that appear on the velvet lining, ribbed moulds, and outsole. These shoes are undoubtedly festive and with be a total conversation starter. Besides, if you enjoy standing out in crowds, you will love every step you take in these eye-catching sneakers. 

Now, let's talk about the insane comfort these shoes deliver. If you're a fan of Nike's Air Max 90, you know how insanely comfy these ingenious trainers are. Moreover, each new drop seems to keep getting better, with a finer composition and upgraded engineering. Tinker Hatfield's signature exposed air bubbles complete this masterpiece. 

Interested in copping these AM90 sneakers? If you really want these Day of the Dead-themed trainers in your life, cop 'em before they stock out upon release. You can expect to find these kicks at the select UK and European shops soon. Keep your eyes on FastSoleUK for all the updates. 

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