In the year since the Air Max Pre-Day debut, the silhouette has helped Nike celebrate a number of occasions, including but not limited to Air Max Day. The GRs also squeezed between the two; and soon, we’ll even see a “Desert Camo” colorway.

As the name suggests, this pair is inspired by the iconic militaria. Desert camouflage, an arid-environment camouflage used by the US military during the Gulf War, dresses the base of the shoe. It can be seen from the tip to the middle of the panel, obscured by a patternless set of suede and leather overlays. White then finishes the entire midsole and tongue, while adjacent branding – such as the Circular Design logo and Nike text – contrasts in black.

For a closer look, check out the official images below. These should be hitting Nike.com and select retailers soon, so hold on tight.

In other news, first images of the Air Jordan 11 Cherry have surfaced.