In the lead up to the launch of our Nike Air Max 95 ’20 for 20‘, we’ve reunited with some of the key players who’ve lived size? and Nike’s relationship to uncover their memories of the past, musings on the present, and visions for the future. First on the bill, it’s our very own Ella Reynolds.A crucial member of our size? Carnaby Street team – and originally representing size? Brighton – we spoke to Ella about the Nike ‘Clerks’ Brighton pack and how it perfectly encapsulated the city. Ella also shed light goedkoop nike air max schoenen on how size? has evolved and her thoughts on the exclusive ’20 for 20’ Air Max 95.
“I was probably about twelve when I first started visiting size?” Ella recalls. “Me and my friends used to go and look at the trainers and clothes – we were too young to really even buy anything. We just thought everything in there was so cool.”
Fast-forward thirteen years, and Ella’s not just browsing anymore. She’s a veteran of the size? shop-floor, having been with the company for four and a half years. Currently based in size? Carnaby St, she worked at size? Bath throughout university and also spent eighteen months at size? in her hometown of Brighton.
size? Brighton opened its doors back in 2000, making it one of the very first units. “It’s actually pretty similar to how it was back then in some ways,” Ella says. “It’s small and it’s still got that independent, old-school vibe.”
Being a size? OG store in an incredible city, it was only right to include Brighton in the exclusive Nike ‘Clerks’ UK pack of 2006. Focused around the ‘sneaker store’ concept, the collaboration was developed with the help of our store staff. The shoe was a bold Air Max 90 that embraced the aesthetics and the culture of Brighton itself.
“I don’t remember the Clerks Brighton release, no,” goedkoop air max 90 Ella laughs. “I was about eleven when it came out! But once I started working at size? and got into archival shoes I thought it was amazing that there was a size? exclusive Nike sneaker based on my hometown.”
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