Patta and Nike Celebrate Two Decades with Iconic Chlorophyll Re-Release
by Adriano Batista
Patta and Nike are joining forces to celebrate two momentous occasions: Patta’s 20th anniversary and 15 years of collaboration between the two brands. This celebration comes in the form of a highly anticipated re-release – the Patta x Nike Air Max 1 Chlorophyll.
First launched in 2009, the Chlorophyll quickly became a holy grail for Air Max 1 fans. This re-release stays true to the original design with a few modern updates. The iconic Chlorophyll and Matte Silver colorway remains unchanged, along with the custom Patta tongue label, a testament to the brand’s unique place in sneaker culture.
“The original Chlorophyll project was almost like a first album: There was a lot of energy, a lot of ideation in there, and the product was just very organic,” says Patta co-founder Guillaume “Gee” Schmidt. “With this release, we stick to the essence of the shoe, which really stands the test of time. It’s just an amazing moment to bring back a shoe that’s so coveted, that’s so loved by the sneaker community and the community at large.”
This collaboration goes beyond a single shoe. Patta, which began as a small Amsterdam boutique, has blossomed into a multifaceted brand known for its creativity and community focus. Patta and Nike have partnered on over 10 occasions, including six sought-after Air Max 1 colorways, making them Nike’s longest and most impactful Air Max collaborator. Their partnership extends beyond footwear and apparel, with Nike supporting Patta Academy, an initiative empowering young entrepreneurs.
Check out the collaboration below:









The Patta x Nike Air Max 1 Chlorophyll will be available exclusively at pattaxnike.com and Patta stores on September 13th, with early access available on September 12th at the Lagos, Nigeria location.
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