Amsterdam-based boutique, Patta, celebrated their 20th anniversary by bringing back one of the most beloved Air Max 1s of all time earlier this month! The “Chlorophyll” Air Max 1 originally released in 2009 to honour Patta’s then-fifth anniversary. 15 years later, and it’s finally returned true to OG form.
Nike brought back one of their most iconic shoes from the archives with the recent release of the Air Trainer 1 in its OG colourway, “Chlorophyll”. Originating in 1987 and designed by Tinker Hatfield, this do-it-all sneaker was used at the gym, on the court, and for any other reason you needed it for. Check out my review of this retro and drop a comment below if you grabbed these too!
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My latest video reviews my most recent SB Dunk Low pickup. This pair is inspired by the legendary Air Trainer 1 in the OG “Chlorophyll” colourway, and it features perforated white leather, black and grey suede overlays, and chlorophyll coloured hits throughout. Check out my review to learn more and drop a comment down below if you’re a fan of these!
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Recently, I picked up another Nike Air Max 90. This “Chlorophyll” colourway, so far, has been a Europe and Asia exclusive, so I grabbed mine from Sneakersnstuff. Done in “recrafted” form, they incorporate splashes of Chlorophyll coloured hits to accent the simple white and black leather upper. Check out my detailed review to learn more, and share your thoughts in the comments down below!
Last week, the Air Jordan 3 returned paying homage to the classic “Chlorophyll” colourway of the Air Trainer 1. Featuring a nubuck, neutral coloured upper with splashes of green, these are one of those under-the-radar drops that has people sleeping! Check out my in-depth review to learn more!
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