Aya Brown Remixed Her Nike Air Max 95 Collab for a Friends & Family Pair
PublishedQuick Facts
- Starting with black leather on the T-toe and the bottom two waves of the side panel stack, brown suede covers the rest of the side panels before giving way to netted mesh next to the lace panel.
- From there, green accents pop on the branding and in the Air bubbles, with the same ABrown tongue tag from her other collab.
- The Aya Brown x Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble Friends & Family won’t be released to the public
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Brooklyn artist Aya Brown is the latest collaborator to try her hand at the Air Max 95. Trading paint and canvas for suede and mesh, the collab colorway features a solid block of Atomic Green suede on the upper with black accents throughout and custom branding on the tongue tag and insoles.
Air Maxes for Friends
Like so many great collabs, though, the partnership isn’t restricted to just one colorway, with Brown also getting an opportunity to construct a limited friends-and-family Air Max 95 pair. Switching green to an accent color and adding brown to her palette, Brown’s F&F pair might be even better than the retail-ready pair.
Starting with black leather on the T-toe and the bottom two waves of the side panel stack, brown suede covers the rest of the side panels before giving way to netted mesh next to the lace panel. From there, green accents pop on the branding and in the Air bubbles, with the same ABrown tongue tag from her other collab.
Aya Brown x Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble Friends and Family Details
The Aya Brown x Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble Friends & Family won’t be released to the public, so if you aren’t close with the artist, you won’t be taking this colorway home. However, her retail-ready colorway is dropping at a pop-up in NYC on August 15 and on August 21 via Nike SNKRS and retailers. For all the latest Nike collab news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.

Zach Harris is a writer based in Philadelphia. His work has appeared in Rolling Stone, Vice, Complex, High Times, and more. He is obsessed with skateboarding and bowling. He is still looking for his first 300. For tips, reviews, and anything in size 10.5 - zach.h@soleretriever.com









