Japan’s Iconic “Konbini” Aesthetics Take Over the Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble

The Air Max 95, an undisputed icon in the sneaker world, is dropping in two new colorways that low-key pay homage to instantly recognizable Japanese convenience stores (known locally as konbini). The pack is widely believed to be inspired by the signature aesthetics of 7-Eleven and Lawson, and this pairing will likely receive significant hype for its creative color stories.

About Nike Air Max 95 Big Bubble “Convini Pack”

One iteration of this unique pack will receive a color palette consisting of Sail, metallic silver, total orange, sports green, gym red, and light British tan. It cleverly reconstructs the signature colors of a certain convenience store logo—widely thought to be 7-Eleven—across the AM95’s characteristic multi-paneled upper, utilizing the greens, reds, and oranges for a seamless transition.

The second option will arrive in a cleaner blend of white, metallic silver, blue sapphire, light smoke gray, and action red. This pair offers a striking finish of white, blue, and red that immediately brings to mind the iconic storefront signage of Lawson.

Crucially, both models feature the “Big Bubble” specifications, boasting larger Air units that are truer to the original 90s designs. The creative design skillfully integrates the aesthetic of these everyday institutions, and the pair is expected to draw major attention upon its arrival.

via: atmos-tokyo

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