PAN Records Have a Nike Air 180 Colab

Following the ultra-hyped , are continuing their hot run of record label linkups with Berlin-based PAN Records. This may ring a bell to eagle-eyed sneaker fanatics and music nerds because news of this first emerged late in March, but now official imagery has come out of nowhere from the depths of Nike’s web channels. The leaks remain true because there are no Swooshes along the sides and opts for a full-black build.

PAN Records was founded in 2008 by Bill Kouligas and are known for their experimental and offbeat approach to music and art, working with artists like Yves Tumour and Eartheater. This collaboration with Nike will be their first entry into the sneaker scene, but they’ve made a mega first impression with a new take on the Air 180. Most of the upper has been decked out in a textured fabric and boasts no lateral and medial Swooshes. There’s another extended mudguard layer in a synthetic fabric that has been common across various models across brands in recent years. Finishing it off are branding hits on the tongue and insole.

With two EU labels in Apron Records and now PAN Records both having their own Nike Air 180 colabs, we’re expecting this to be a running theme in 2025. We’re excited to see who comes out of the woodwork next!

Expect the PAN Records x Nike Air 180 to land mid-year. There’s no exact date, but keep it locked to Sneaker Freaker to stay updated.