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The Nike Air 180 Arrives in a Fresh ‘Light Orewood Brown’ Colourway
The Nike Air 180 model has certainly captured attention in 2024, especially with the return of the OG colourways. Now in 2025, we can get ready for the release of the Nike Air 180 in ‘Light Orewood Brown’, blending rich earth tones for a fresh look. This colourway was already teased in 2024 and will finally release on Monday 3 March 2025 at Nike and selected shops.
A closer look at the Nike Air 180 ‘Light Orewood Brown’ (FZ3310-300)…
Originally launched in 1991, the Nike 180 silhouette is renowned for its comfortable full-length Air sole and bold design. This latest colourway, in earthy tones, offers a modern twist on the classic, featuring a mix of tan, brown, black, and orange hues. The design also evokes a hint of Nike ACG style, with a well-balanced interplay of these earthy tones.
The dark sole adds a striking contrast, elevating the overall look to a whole new level. In addition, the typical features of the Nike Air 180 silhouette are present, such as the tongue label and dynamic overlays on the upper.
What makes this new colourway so special is that it brings together earth tones in a modern way. It gives the design a fresh look, while still staying true to its roots. This shows again that Nike keeps a close eye on what is going on in the fashion world and cleverly capitalises on current trends.
The Nike Air 180 ‘Light Orewood Brown’ is set to release on Monday, 3rd March 2025, at NIKE and SELECTED RETAILERS. Check out the full list of shops using the button below…
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
When will the Nike Air 180 ‘Light Orewood Brown’ be released?
The Nike Air 180 ‘Light Orewood Brown’ will release on Monday 3 March 2025 at Nike and selected retailers.
When did the Nike Air 180 model first come out?
The 180-degree heel Nike Air cushioning was first introduced in 1991, with the Nike Air 180 silhouette designed by Tinker Hatfield. There have been several releases since the original launch, and in 2024, the legendary Air 180 returned as a popular lifestyle sneaker.
Who designed the Nike Air 180?
The Nike Air Max 180 silhouette was designed by none other than Tinker Hatfield and Bruce Kilgore. Their goal was to make the Air Max cushioning more visible than ever before. To achieve this, they used a new technique that expanded the visible Air unit to cover more of the heel. The silhouette first dropped in 1991.
