Nike Air Max 90 Tan Grey DA1641-201

It’s the best idea to go back to vintage themes when it’s as gorgeous as the Nike Air Max 90 Tan Grey! This colour scheme is super minimal and soft so that it can fit the summer aesthetics perfectly. However, the colours also represent the sandy beach vibes because of the tan and beige tones. This combination with stone grey is unusual, for sure. We rarely see such a colourway, but this Air Max seems to rock it effortlessly. And guess what? The sneaker lovers are already falling for it. We can’t even argue if you say this trainer will be out of stock right after its release!

So far, we have some deets on multiple Air Max 90 trainers for running. For instance, Black, Premium Black, Dark Driftwood, etc. And while you are busy choosing among these upcoming releases, the Scrap College Navy Womens is already in stock! So, it’s better if you stop overthinking now and get back to your sneaker senses. Be ready when these street beasts start stamping the sneaker tracks. To help you decide, FastSoleUK is here with all the details.

First of all, the sandy desert colour palette can’t be ignored. As you can see, the entire upper body flaunts different shades of Tan-brown, including the Nike swoosh, tongue tab, and inner lining. The softest hue of brown paints the forefoot and suede overlays, while the mudguard pops with slightly darker tan hues. As a result, the eyelets go with Grey and match the AIR heel panel and the outsole. Also, the Swoosh logo is super light cream brown and matches the laces. A crisp white midsole balances the theme perfectly.

Now, if we’re talking about construction, Air Max 90 never fails. The fuzzy suede and nubuck overlays rule the silo with the nylon mesh underlays. Likewise, leather and synthetic rubber panels join the team. Suede mudguard and nylon underlays keep your feet comfy and fresh, regardless of the season. And the plush textile inner lining gives your feet the confidence they need.

Nike Air Max 90 Tan Grey releases on August 5th via listed UK and European retailers.

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