Nike Air Max 1 "Beef & Broccoli"

Nike Air Max 1 "Beef & Broccoli" — Light Chocolate/Outdoor Green/Baroque Brown/Black (FZ3590-259)

The Nike Air Max 1 "Beef & Broccoli" (FZ3590-259) released Sunday, December 17, 2023.

Original retail (2023): $140 · Lowest resale ask: $188 on Flight Club (Nov 7, 2026)

Colorway: Light Chocolate/Outdoor Green/Baroque Brown/Black · Style code: FZ3590-259 · Release date: December 17, 2023 · Lowest resale ask: $188 · Availability: Available now

Sources: Nike's product feed (release date), GOAT's catalog (original retail) · stores checked Nov 7, 2026, 5:24 AM ET

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About the Nike Air Max 1 "Beef & Broccoli"

The Nike Air Max 1 'Beef & Broccoli' pulls its nickname from a food-inspired color story: light chocolate and baroque brown suede across the toe and heel panels, set against an outdoor green mudguard and black underlays. The suede build gives the pair a heavier, more textured look than the leather Air Max 1s in the same lineup. Nike released it December 17, 2023 at the standard $140 price point for the model.

Underneath the two-tone upper sits a white midsole with the model's visible Air-sole unit in the heel, unchanged from the rest of the Air Max 1 line. The brown and green combination keeps the shoe closer to an autumn or workwear palette than the brighter pop colorways that share the family, making it one of the more muted suede releases in the run. Its food-inspired name places it alongside other nickname-driven colorways that trade a formal title for something easier to remember.

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