Stash might not be returning with the Nike Air Max 95

If you’re wondering whether the Stash x Nike Air Max 95 is getting a sequel for Nike Air Max Day 2025, then we’re in the same boat.

Stash Fuels Holiday Hype with Cryptic Air Max 95 Tease

Brooklyn’s own artist, Stash sent sneakerheads into a frenzy with a recent Instagram post hinting at his highly-anticipated return to the Nike Air Max 95 scene. He teased his Instagram @mr_stash audience with a pixelated picture of the Nike Air Max with a caption saying “Air Max Day 2025”.

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A Calculated Move?

While the post initially sparked speculation of a 2024 release, Stash later clarified it wasn’t a confirmation. This playful social media move has only intensified the excitement surrounding the potential return of the Stash x Air Max 95, but..

Later, he changed the caption to “Air Max Day” and posted another image of his last collaboration quoting;

“Every AIR MAX DAY I repost a version of the AM95 I did in 06 . Yesterday was no different . I posted a pixilated version with the caption – AIR MAX DAY .

After reading all the speculation in the comments and online ,I wanted to set the record straight .

Best from Brooklyn ,

Stash”

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The OG Stash x Nike Air Max 95

In 2006, Stash cemented his place in sneakerhead history with a coveted collaboration for Nike’s “Artist Series.” This partnership wasn’t just about slapping a logo on a shoe; it was a masterful fusion of Stash’s artistic vision with the iconic Air Max 95 silhouette.

The shoe featured a base of sleek black nubuck that transitioned into a mesmerizing gradient of “Harbor Blue,” a shade that would become a signature element in Stash’s artistic palette. This gradient effect mirrored the layered complexity of his large-scale murals, giving the shoe a depth and vibrancy that resonated with fans.

Stash’s meticulous attention to detail went beyond the colorway. The shoe incorporated subtle yet striking elements, like a speckled black and blue midsole that echoed the urban streetscapes Stash often depicted. The overall design perfectly balanced Stash’s signature graffiti aesthetic with the clean lines and technical prowess of the Air Max 95.

Stay tuned to Sneakers for the latest updates on this highly anticipated project. We’ll keep you posted on the official release date, design details, and everything you need to know about securing a pair (if these rumors turn out to be true!).