First spotted during Team Patta’s interview with Complex magazine, a mere peek at this latest collaboration model has got a lot of people excited. Featuring a predominantly maroon upper, the colorway is accented well with hits of aqua on the outsole, inner Swoosh, and tongue tag. Using varsity letter material and what appears to be suede, the model mixes up both color and fabric in a relatively refreshing way. No news on whether or not the shoes will be seeing a release anytime soon, but stayed tuned for more information.

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It isn’t exactly a design by Patta, but the latest Nike Air Max 1 to release still has some flavor. The Nike Air Max 1 comes in a white/neutral grey-vibrant yellow colorway, taking on a light tone throughout the shoe. The upper consists of neutral grey suede panels and white mesh to match the midsole and outsole. Vibrant yellow suede offsets the white mesh and grey swoosh nicely to give the shoe some unexpected flare. The grey mesh inner lining blends nicely with the grey tongue, keeping this strictly a tri-tonal shoe. Be on the lookout for this AM1 to release this season.

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Just this week we brought you news that a Nike Air Max 1 made up of suede and mesh with a white/green/grey color palette. Now we’d like to report that a pair of purple denim Air Max 1 have also just released today through Nike retailer Patta in Amsterdam. So if you’re either a purple fan, an Air Max 1 fan, or both- like I- than you might want to cop a pair from online asap. Check out more pix after the jump.

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We last saw what could have been between Patta and Nike with the Patta x Nike Air Max 1 Sample. Well, this is what it is now, as Patta has secured its name on the Patta x Nike Air Max 1 Premium Quickstrike. This Air Max 1 sports a stylish white/chlorophyll-matte silver colorway, making it look as if it were one of the earliest Air Max 1s on the market. The upper is comprised of a variety of materials, including a white mesh toebox and side panel, chlorophyll green linen mudguard and swoosh, grey nubuck side, and matte silver linen back logo tab. The white midsole nicely matches with the shoe, along with its green/black/white outsole. Patta makes its mark on the tongue tag and special anniversary insole. These are available now online for $130.

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The women have been getting a lot of love from Nike this year. Just earlier today we showed you this in the way of a Nike Dunk High in two blue tones. Now, the love for women has spread in the form of this Air Max 1. It comes with a black upper covered in safari print, and the toe box is made with mesh. The hot red accents line the ankle area of the shoe as well as the two top lace hole eyelets. It’s still unknown whether or not these will drop stateside, however, you can find these at certain online Nike retailers now. Check out where as well as more pix of the shoe after the jump.

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Many SneakerFiles readers were feeling the Nike Air Max 1 “Speckled Red” colorway that’s revving up to drop in time for the Christmas season. We now show you two more Nike Air Max 1 ND’s reportedly coming out as early as October. One pair sports a predominantly black suede upper and sports a white sole with black speckles. The second pair, in turn, is comprised of a predominantly grey suede upper with grey speckles also on a completely white sole. Now that Nike’s added to the “speckled” run of Nike Air Max 1’s coming out during the latter part of 2009, which one is your favorite?

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With a slew of both Nike and Jordan Brand silhouettes able to receive personalized treatment, the long-awaited return of the Air Max 1 to Nike iD is finally in sight. You can now mark your calendars on November 15, 2009 to remind yourself of when the relaunch of the Nike Air Max 1 online and in-store iD is. Air Max 1 fans will be excited to hear of the POSSIBILITY that among the special ways to personalize your shoe will be the use of mesh, suede, splatter print, and even 3M material. Of course, Nike retains the right to move this date up or back, but let’s hope this one at least sticks (if not moves up).

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