PAN Records x Nike Air Max 180 Black

The PAN Records x Nike Air Max 180 "Black" dials into a deeper frequency — one that feels more Berlin club basement than high street flex. This stealthy collab strips the Air Max 180 back to its raw essence, layering textured synthetics with a translucent glaze for a worn-in, future-facing finish.

There’s no bold branding or flashy pops here. Just matte black everything — upper, lining, sole and visible Air unit — giving this pair its ultra-muted power. Underfoot, a semi-translucent outsole reveals a nod to PAN’s experimental edge: an image of the Greek deity Pan playing the flute, hidden but intentional.

Built in collaboration with the boundary-pushing label that’s worked with everyone from Yves Tumor to Florian Hecker, this one’s a dream for fans fans of the label who want these sat next to their vinyl collection on the shelf, or better yet on feet at the next PAN Records' event.

The PAN Records 180 also comes with an extra set of black lacese, as well as custom hinged-lid box that does the pair justice. Inside the wrapping paper also bears a graphic of the Greek deity playing the panflute, an image that represents the label's core values.

Dropping on the 12th of April for £135 via the Nike SNKRS app, you can expect these to be just as limited as the previous Apron Records collaboration. Find out where you can buy the PAN Records x Nike Air Max 180 "Black by keeping it locked to The Sole Supplier!