show any signs of slowing down. Last year, the two industry juggernauts teamed up on a handful of heaters, the Air Zoom Spiridon and the Air Zoom Kukini being two standouts. And this month, Stüssy and the Swoosh will be re-issuing their very first sneaker together—the Air Huarache LE.

The Air Huarache made its debut in 1991 and was marketed towards runners by promising a hug for your feet. Just like many other memorable and cult-loved Nike sneakers, it was designed by iconic designer Tinker Hatfield. Fast forward nearly a decade later, and Stüssy and Nike teamed up on an earth-toned colorway of the silhouette. It was an unlikely pairing of sportswear and streetwear for the time. (You can thank the industry heavy-hitters Fraser Cooke and Michael Kopelman for being way ahead of the curve.) Now, the beloved sneaker is back in two distinct earth-toned colorways ,with nubuck and textile upper and the jagged foam sole with Nike Air cushioning. And, of course, the Air Huarache's famous love-it-or-hate-it outer cage.

This is a tried and true sneaker world move: release a new-but-old style and sit back as it sells out in a flash—which is exactly what happened this week when the collaborative shoe dropped. So yes, the latest Stüssy x Nike sneaker was destined to be a hit. And that's because it was already a hit when it first came out over two decades ago. All that said, a sneaker has to be pretty damn good to stay in-demand for 21 years—luckily for Stüssy and Nike, this Air Huarache is precisely that.