HTM - Nike Air Max LD Zero H

H-T-M is an ongoing collaboration between Hiroshi Fujiwara, founder of influential design house fragment, Tinker Hatfield, the legendary designer who created the Air Max1 and Mark Parker, sneaker visionary and Nike CEO. Their unique partnership has produced some of the most innovative, boundary-pushing footwear in Nike history.

HIROSHI FUJIWARA

Founder of famed design house Fragment, Hiroshi Fujiwara is one of the most influential
streetwear designers today.

As part of the elite Nike H-T-M design team formed in 2002, Fujiwara has collaborated with Tinker Hatfield and Mark Parker to amplify new innovations, reinterpret existing designs and explore concepts that take the Nike brand to new places.

This partnership produces highly-coveted limited- edition shoes, including the H-T-M Flyknit Racer, the Nike Free Mercurial Superfly H-T-M and the Kobe X Elite Low H-T-M.

AIR MAX LD-ZERO H

Even before he began collaborating with Nike, the Nike LD1000 was one of Hiroshi’s Fujiwara’s favorite sneakers, thanks to its clean, minimal ‘70s design aesthetic.

As a nod to the era, he recreated this version in vintage suede-over-nylon materials, sourced from
the archives. Then he covered the entire shoe in his signature obsidian and white palette, but added hits of black, including a blacked-out Nike Air unit, for added sophistication.