In an era of high-profile collabs and flashy marketing campaigns, the P-6000 has quietly established itself as one of Nike's big recent success stories, and done so with bizarrely little fanfare.
A shoe for all seasons and occasions, we caught up with Josh Martin Silerio to see how he's been working the trainer into his rotation recently.
Out and about
Kicking off with a slick autumn look that elevates day-to-day practicality. A vintage trench coat offers both a bold pop of colour and much-needed protection from the elements, while a knitted vest-shirt combo beneath adds laid-back sophistication.
Everything else is kept pretty simple, with neutral loose worker pants and the versatile Grey Fog P-6000 on foot for a hardy outfit that looks the part.
Keeping it casual
Comfort is priority number uno with our second fit. Keep the proportions relaxed with baggy-fitting joggers and an oversized retro patchwork shirt, and tie things up effortlessly with the P-6000 in a crisp, clean Platinum Tint Sail colourway.
For the days when it's best not overthinking things.
The Chrome Effect
For something a bit louder, the layered build of the P-6000 is a straight 10/10 in robust earthy hues, particularly when accented by leather panels and shimmery metallic pewter. The shoe does most of the heavy lifting here, and looks great sat below rugged worn denim and a techy track jacket.
