
Nike’s Remastered Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble Is Getting a Valentine’s Day Makeover With Removable Heart Charms
We may be just days away from Christmas, but sneaker brands are already looking ahead as they prepare Valentine’s Day 2026 releases. With one of Nike’s romantic Air Force 1s arriving at retailers early, we’re getting a detailed look at yet another retro release for the holiday.
Fittingly, the remastered Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble is part of Nike’s plans for Valentine’s Day. With an emphasis on the reengineered model in 2025 that will continue into the new year, it’s not surprising the brand selected one of its most popular throwback shoes for the holiday treatment. The upcoming pair features a near-matching color scheme with the aforementioned Air Force 1, combining Team Red/Peony Red/Pearl Pink shades across the Air Max 95’s anatomy-inspired upper.
A common material theme between the Air Max 95 and Air Force 1 is its washed-out pink, which gives the uppermost panel of the retro running shoe a faded appearance. Unlike the Air Force 1, the Air Max 95 adds in a velvety red hue on the tongue.

And like the brand’s other Valentine’s Day output, the Air Max 95 will come with removable silver heart charms. There’s also a possibility the pair will include even more accessories, as retailer e-commerce images of the Air Force 1 revealed additional fruit-shaped charms that were not pictured in Nike’s product shots.
While the Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble was a fixture of Nike’s ’25 output, fans can expect it to remain in rotation in 2026. Not only will the sneaker’s original Neon colorway see a rerelease, but it’s also set to receive a collaboration with Lego among other upcoming drops.
Currently scheduled for a Jan. 14 launch, there’s also a chance the Air Max 95 style could arrive early from select stockists like the Air Force 1. The Nike Air Max 95 OG Big Bubble Valentine’s Day is expected to retail for $200 and has a style code of IB8155-600.







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