Nike Air Max 90 - White/Black - UK 6







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The Nike Air Max 90 Women's Trainers are designed for adult women seeking a blend of iconic street style and everyday comfort for off-duty wear. These trainers feature the signature air cushioning unit, providing reliable support for extended periods of standing or walking; however, the leather upper may require a short breaking-in period to achieve maximum flexibility.
| Gender | Female |
|---|---|
| Age Group | adult |
| Colour | White |
| Accent Colour | Black |
| Material | Leather |
| Shoe Type | Trainers |
| Shoe Size UK | 6 |
| Series | Air Max 90 |
| Model Part Number | DH8010-100 |
| Brand | Nike |
Yes, they generally follow standard sizing; however, since they are leather, they may feel snug at first before molding to your foot.
While these are athletic-style shoes, they are designed for lifestyle use; they do not provide the specialized support required for long-distance running.
Wipe them down regularly with a damp cloth and use leather-specific protectant sprays to repel dirt and liquids.
The Air Max unit provides a slight lift, which is standard for the Air Max 90 series and contributes to the overall cushioning effect.
Yes, the insoles are typically removable if you need to insert your own custom orthotics.
Ensure a tight double-knot is used, or consider replacing the laces with a slightly textured flat lace for better friction.
Creasing is a natural characteristic of high-quality leather; use shoe trees when not in use to help maintain the original shape.
Use a specialized leather cleaner or a gentle magic eraser to carefully buff out surface scuffs.
Because these are laced trainers, the setup involves a one-time adjustment of the laces to find your preferred tension. To maintain the leather upper, it is recommended to use a soft, damp cloth for regular spot cleaning. Avoid submerging the trainers in water, as this can affect the adhesive bond and the leather texture. If the shoes become damp, allow them to air dry at room temperature away from direct heat sources, such as radiators, to prevent the leather from cracking.