The Nike Air Max 95 “Ironstone” Is Partly Constructed With Hemp

The Nike Air 95 is currently allowing some of its revolutionary kin to revel in the spotlight for their special anniversaries, but it continues to draw attention via compelling new colorways. Case in point?: An “Ironstone” and “Cave Stone”-colored pair created in part with natural hemp.

The model’s original suede and mesh construction is replaced with a medley of much more sustainable materials. Netting around the sneaker’s lace loops boasts a build seemingly less-durable than on a standard Air Max 95, though the remainder of the kicks indulge in a tried-and-proven arrangement. Branding on the top of the tongue and lateral heel work in-tandem with the iconic Air Max units underfoot to deliver muted yellow contrast into the mix, which complements both the overwhelmingly brown makeup found across the upper, but also the “Black” that takes over much of the sole unit.

Enjoy detailed images of the shoes ahead, and find pairs available at select shops across the United Kingdom and Europe right now. A stateside Nike.com launch may be in the works.

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