CLOT x Nike Air Max 1 Premium "Kiss of Death" 2006

CLOT x Nike Air Max 1 Premium "Kiss of Death" 2006 — Net/Deep Red/Orange Blaze (313227-161)

The CLOT x Nike Air Max 1 Premium "Kiss of Death" 2006 (313227-161) released in May 2006.

Original retail (2006): $100 · Lowest resale ask: $1,456 on GOAT (Nov 7, 2026)

Colorway: Net/Deep Red/Orange Blaze · Style code: 313227-161 · Release date: May 2006 · Lowest resale ask: $1,456 · Availability: Available now

Source: GOAT's catalog · stores checked Nov 7, 2026, 5:20 AM ET

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About the CLOT x Nike Air Max 1 Premium "Kiss of Death" 2006

CLOT, the Hong Kong label founded by Edison Chen and Kevin Poon, turned the Air Max 1 into 'Kiss of Death' in May 2006, one of the collaboration's earliest and most detailed takes on the shoe. Beige suede panels sit alongside deep red snakeskin-embossed leather and ostrich texture, with an orange blaze heel counter and matching midsole breaking up the muted upper. A see-through toe box lets the layered materials show through rather than closing them off behind a solid panel.

The detail that set the pair apart sat underfoot: a reflexology-style map of pressure points printed on the insole, referencing the theory behind traditional Chinese medicine, paired with a clear outsole so the graphic stayed visible while worn. At $100, it was priced like a standard release despite the amount of material work on the upper, and Nike and CLOT returned to the design in 2021 to mark fifteen years of the partnership.

Written with AI from brand specs; facts checked against our catalog data on Sep 18, 2026.