Comme des Garçons x Nike Air Max 95 "Black"

Comme des Garçons x Nike Air Max 95 "Black" (CU8406-001)

The Comme des Garçons x Nike Air Max 95 "Black" (CU8406-001) released Saturday, January 18, 2020.

Original retail (2020): $350 · Lowest resale ask: $334 on Flight Club (Nov 8, 2026)

Colorway: Black · Style code: CU8406-001 · Release date: January 18, 2020 · Lowest resale ask: $334 · Availability: Available now

Source: GOAT's catalog · stores checked Nov 8, 2026, 5:37 AM ET

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About the Comme des Garçons x Nike Air Max 95 "Black"

This Comme des Garçons Air Max 95 arrived as the black pair in a three shoe collaborative release, tied to the label's showing on the Comme des Garçons Homme Plus runway in Paris. The upper keeps the model's layered wave panels but rebuilds them in a textile with torn, raw hems rather than the usual smooth finish, giving the shoe a deconstructed look instead of a clean retro one. Black suede covers the toe and heel sections, anchoring the raw textile against the shoe's original leather and mesh mix. Nike left the tooling untouched, so the visible Air units at the heel and forefoot cushion the ride just as they do on a standard pair.

The shoe released on January 18, 2020, at a retail price of $350, well above the Air Max 95's usual range. That premium reflects both the designer collaboration and the Comme des Garçons treatment, which reworks a familiar silhouette into something closer to runway sampling than a typical retro reissue. For followers of the Air Max 95, it stands as one of the more conceptual takes on Sergio Lozano's original 1995 design, trading the shoe's layered construction for torn edges and a monochrome finish.

Written with AI from brand specs; facts checked against our catalog data on Sep 25, 2026.