Nike Made Good-Looking Denim Air Maxes on Its Own

Double Tap to ZoomSneakersNike's Fresh Denim Air Max 95 Is Levi's-FreeNike made Levi's-level Air Max 95s without Levi's.I mean, the sportswear brand has designed many good-looking denim shoes in the past, including Air Max Koko sandals and crisp Air Force 1s. So, it's not a total surprise seeing Nike dish out admittedly good-looking denim Air Max sneakers on its own.The new Air Max 95 "Ashen Slate" pairs just so happen to come after the coveted Levi's collaboration, where the world-famous denim brand took the model for stylish spins. It's also done this with the Air Jordan 3 and Jordan 4 models.But again, Nike did the latest "jeakers" all by itself. And it's not another crisp canvas sneaker disguised as denim shoes. The "Ashen Slate" pairs feature actual frayed denim layers on the upper, joined by the signature mesh panel near the laces. It's all washed in deep blue shades, which really takes this denim-clad stepper all the way home.Your Highsnobiety privacy settings have blocked this Instagram post.The Air Max 95 "Ashen Slate" sneaker is now up for grabs on Nike Luxembourg's website for 189,99 €, which is roughly $218 at current exchange rates.Highsnobiety has affiliate marketing partnerships, which means we may receive a commission from your purchase. Want to shop the products our editors actually love? Visit HS Shopping for recs on all things fashion, footwear, and beauty.We RecommendNike’s Lemon-Blueberry Sneaker Is a Smart SnackNike’s Chocolate Air Force 1 Skate Shoe Is a Sweet AF CrossoverNike’s Techy Jelly Sneakers Is Dadcore Gone DeliciousNike Built a Genuinely Handsome Hiking Boot Out of Its Best Trail RunnerBehold, Nike's Lazy Anti-basketball SneakerWhat To Read NextNike Made Good-Looking Denim Air Maxes on Its OwnNike’s Lemon-Blueberry Sneaker Is a Smart SnackCrocs' Trail-Ready Clog Is Camp in Every Sense of the WordThese adidas Pokémon Sneakers Aren't Just Good — They're SpezialNike’s Chocolate Air Force 1 Skate Shoe Is a Sweet AF CrossoverHere's How You Make One of Fashion’s Oldest Fabrics Feel Fresh