"LEGO and Nike make an impactful pairing. We have seen that in the past, and it's a story that will repeat itself in the Spring of 2026, when the two stalwarts revive the Nike Air Max 95 in its OG colorway for the love of brick fans. Designed by Sergio Lozano, Air Max 95 is often regarded as the most popular Nike sneaker, and now, with its collaborative revisit after twenty years since release in 1995, the LEGO x Air Max 95 "Neon" is going to have some definite takers."
"Nike and LEGO have been redefining the norm with their collaborations since the first fully co-branded Nike Dunk x LEGO Set. The idea behind their partnership has been to give kids a world where sports and creative play always win. In that accord, an inspiring celebration of the sneaker culture and creative imagination of LEGOs was the LEGO x Nike Air Max Dn that painted the internet yellow on its release in the summer this year."
"The sneaker in its neon colorway has a drawn-on upper and an evident love affair with LEGO bricks. The reimagined "Neon" colorway of the Air Max 95 is confirmed in Grad School and Pre School sizes, and is remarkably apparent in its inspiration even though it doesn't feature the typical suede side panels. The new LEGO Air Max 95 has a T-toe, which appears stretched on both sides and climbs up to the laces in shiny leather."
Nike and LEGO will release the LEGO x Air Max 95 "Neon" in Spring 2026 as a revival of the OG colorway aimed at brick fans. Sergio Lozano's Air Max 95 is noted as one of Nike's most popular silhouettes and receives a collaborative revisit tied to past footwear and LEGO partnerships. The shoe features a drawn-on upper with LEGO-inspired detailing, Grad School and Pre School sizing, and omits typical suede side panels. Design details include a stretched T-toe in shiny leather, illustrated gradient panels from deep black to metallic silver, and vibrant neon accents in lace eyelets, Swoosh, and pressurized Air units with volt green underfoot.
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