As we continue to see classic colorways of the inline nike air max thea premium series reinterpreted in vintage and evolved form, we can't help but hope another original gets some love. The Nike Air Max Plus "Hyper Blue" is as memorable as any running release from the late 90s, debuting Tuned Air technology and a gradient fade that was instantly iconic. Since its 1998 launch, the silo and the makeup have seen re-release, but most recently with reconfigured cushioning or overseas exclusivity.

The Nike LeBron X was the first ever full length visible Zoom Air cushioned shoe. For the summer the LeBron X gets low with the nike air max thea print. If the midsole/outsole looks a little familiar, there is good reason for that – it is the same as the LeBron IX low from the year prior. This model takes it up a notch with a completely redesigned upper and Dynamic Flywire that provides superior lockdown without adding hardly any weight to the shoe.

We haven't heard much from Cole Haan since Nike announced the sale of the brand. Images have surfaced recently of a sample that clashed Nike innovation with Cole Haan style that could rival the Lunargrand. The nike air max thea womens looks to have combined Air Max comfort with a predominant red leather upper.

The nike air max thea black provides iconic AM styling in premium fashion. Soft leather dresses the all-black upper, complemented by a white midsole and classic cushioning. The Nike Tiempo ’94 continues to celebrate its 20th Anniversary in every way imaginable. Retaining shape but switching structure, the Nike Tiempo ’94 Breathe “City” Milan celebrates the Italian hot spot in cool fashion. Made from mesh via seamless welding, this futuristic update caters to casual wear but is built off technical updates.