Nike Air Max 95 OG - Brown

'OG' stands for Original. It typically refers to either the original colorway or a faithful re-release of the initial design of a sneaker model.

The 'Levis' collaboration often means that the shoe incorporates design elements or materials inspired by the iconic denim brand, such as unique textures, stitching, or branding details, making it a special edition item.

While the Air Max 95 originated as a running shoe, this specific lifestyle rendition is best suited for casual wear, daily activities, and streetwear fashion. For dedicated athletic performance, specialized running shoes are recommended.

Nike Air Max 95s generally fit true to size. It's recommended to try them on if possible, or refer to Nike's official sizing guide. Consider your typical sneaker size and any specific foot conditions you might have.

The materials used are not inherently waterproof. While they can handle light splashes, prolonged exposure to heavy rain or puddles is not recommended and could lead to water damage or staining, especially on lighter colorways. Consider a water-repellent spray for added protection.

The 'Light Orewood Brown' is a versatile neutral tone. It pairs excellently with earth tones, denim, black, white, and other muted colors. It works well with casual jeans, cargo pants, joggers, and various streetwear styles.

Ensure you have the correct size. Air Max 95s generally fit true to size, but individual foot shapes vary. Wear them for short periods to break them in, or consider trying a half-size larger if discomfort persists.

Regularly wipe down your shoes after each wear with a soft, damp cloth to prevent dirt buildup. For tougher stains, use a sneaker-specific cleaning solution and brush. Consider applying a protective spray before initial wear.

This can sometimes be caused by the insole rubbing against the sole of the shoe. Try removing the insole, cleaning the area, and then reapplying a small amount of baby powder or fabric softener beneath the insole. If the squeak is from the Air unit, it might indicate a manufacturing issue and professional assessment may be required.

Use a soft-bristle brush (like an old toothbrush) to gently clean crevices and textured areas. A sneaker cleaning kit with different brush types can be very helpful for these intricate designs.