Nike’s Air Max 95 Goes Konbini for Japan’s 7-Eleven and Lawson

Japanese convenience stores operate on a different level. To the untrained Western eye, they’re just places to grab a drink, a snack, or something quick on the way home. In Japan, though, the konbini is closer to a daily institution: hot meals, iced coffee, printed documents, bill payments, event tickets, exclusive snacks, and late-night saves all under one fluorescent roof. Now, that everyday magic appears to be making its way onto the Nike Air Max 95 through an unofficial two-pair pack inspired by two of Japan’s most recognizable convenience store chains: 7-Eleven and Lawson.

The Nike Air Max 95 "7-Eleven" is the first of the two to surface, with early images arriving courtesy of @110slad. The pair leans straight into the store’s familiar palette, using a white and sail upper as the base before layering in orange, green, and red across the signature side panels. The lower overlays arrive in warm brown suede, giving the pair a softer, almost bread-like feel that sits well with the convenience store theme.

Nike also adds extra detail through the laces, which appear in a patterned green-and-white setup alongside a secondary brown set. The white midsole keeps the build clean, while visible Air units and brown traction underfoot complete the look. It’s not overloaded with branding or forced references, but the color story is clear enough for anyone familiar with 7-Eleven’s presence in Japan.

A second Nike Air Max 95 "Lawson" is also expected to join the pack, though first-look images of that pair have yet to arrive. Previous reports suggest it will use Lawson’s blue, white, and red identity across a similar Big Bubble Air Max 95 build, continuing the theme without making the project an official store collaboration. Earlier reporting listed both pairs with Big Bubble tooling and a $210 retail price, though the latest expectation places the Nike Air Max 95 "7-Eleven" and Nike Air Max 95 "Lawson" for Fall 2026.

Expect more details on the unofficial Nike Air Max 95 "7-Eleven" and "Lawson" pack to surface in the coming months.

In other Air Max (and Japan) news, the next Ducks of a Feather x Nike Air Max 1 "Tokyo" Releases June 27