Division St. x GOAT x Nike Air Max 95 Ducks of a Feather ‘The Woods’

There is something quietly radical about taking one of Nike's most anatomically inspired silhouettes and pushing it back into the landscape that originally shaped its colour language. The Air Max 95, conceived by Sergio Lozano as a visual map of the human spine and musculature, has always carried a certain organic logic. The three-way collaboration between Chicago's Division Street, the global resale platform GOAT, and Nike under the Ducks of a Feather banner makes that logic explicit, grounding the silhouette in the textures and tones of dense woodland rather than the urban grid it more commonly occupies.

The DOAF project has built its identity around the intersection of outdoor culture and sneaker craft, and 'The Woods' represents that ethos at its most considered. The upper moves through a layered palette of Fir, Electric Green, and Tomatillo, colours that read less like a product decision and more like a walk through a coniferous forest in early morning light. The gradient construction that the Air Max 95 was always designed to accommodate feels genuinely purposeful here, each panel shifting in depth and tone as if mimicking the way light filters through canopy cover. Woven textures, ripstop panels, and earthy suede overlays sit alongside netting details that recall both the technical DNA of the 95 and the tactile vocabulary of outdoor gear. The visible Air unit at the heel grounds the whole composition in unmistakable Air Max heritage while the Electric Green hits at the midsole and lace details give the silhouette a pulse, a reminder that this is still very much a Nike sneaker built for movement.

The Division St. x GOAT x Nike Air Max 95 Ducks of a Feather 'The Woods', carrying style code IQ3986-300, released on 26th March 2026 at a retail price of €220. For those who missed the initial drop, the secondary market has already responded accordingly, with pairs trading considerably above retail. The collaboration speaks to a growing appetite for sneakers that feel rooted in a genuine point of view rather than a seasonal trend cycle, and 'The Woods' delivers exactly that kind of quiet conviction.