Corteiz x Nike Air Max 95 SP 'Tour Yellow'

It looks like the Corteiz x Nike Air Max 95 'Tour Yellow' will be releasing soon. Last September, the official images of the collab appeared, and this weekend Corteiz and Nike's logos could be seen above the London skyline, formed with luminous drones.

Last year was an important year for British streetwear label Corteiz. The brand, founded by Clint Ogbenna, first collaborated with Nike in October, releasing three colorways of the Air Max 95. Not much later, Corteiz launched a collaboration with Supreme that was received with open arms.

Now the label is getting ready for its next collab with Nike. This time, the Air Max 95 will appear in a 'Tour Yellow' colorway. Earlier, the official images of the sneaker were released, which can be viewed below. Last weekend, Corteiz caused a lot of commotion in London, when the Nike and Corteiz logos could be seen in the air.

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Especially for the release, luminous drones had been deployed above the skyline of London, the place where Corteiz was founded, which formed Corteiz's Alcatraz logo and the Swoosh. Founder Clint also posted a photo on his personal Instagram account (@clint419) in which he can be seen with the two logos in the air.

It is still unknown exactly when the sneaker will be released, but we can assume the collab will appear soon. Keep an eye on the Sneakerjagers release calendar for updates.

Back in February 2024, rumors were circulating about a new Corteiz x Nike Air Max 95 colorway. Now, in September 2024, the official images have been revealed, confirming the upcoming collab. Comparing the new images with the earlier mock-up, we can see that the sneaker comes out exactly as expected.

The Corteiz x Nike Air Max 95 features a black upper with a diamond mesh pattern. The outsole features the Corteiz logo in a graffiti style on a 'Tour Yellow' background. This yellow color is also found on the tongue, Swoosh, Corteiz logo and Air Units.

The roped laces feature lace-locks for a gorp-like, utilitarian look, while the classic suede has been replaced with more durable leather.

Unfortunately, no release date has been announced yet. Be sure to keep an eye on Sneakerjagers' news page for the latest updates.