989723

The Recycled Wool Nike Air Force 1 Low Is Dropping In “White/Light Smoke Grey”

The Recycled Wool Nike Air Force 1 Low Is Dropping In “White/Light Smoke Grey”

NIKE, Inc. announced its “Move to Zero” campaign in September 2019. Since then, the sportswear behemoth has been gradually ramping up its sustainability efforts, with 2020 seeing dozens of footwear options constructed from upcycled materials. One of the biggest culprits has been the iconic Nike Air Force 1, which is slated to begin 2021 in a “White/Clear/Light Smoke Grey/Black” ensemble complete with recycled wool detailing.

From quarter panel to forefoot, the forthcoming pair indulges in a timeless arrangement. Midfoot panels, however, introduce the aforementioned recycled fabric into the mix, which opts into a greyscale palette. Instead of being overlaid in their standard slightly-protruding fashion, profile swooshes are printed onto the wool side walls. Red stitching interrupts the muted color scheme, as it does on the tongue label. Underfoot, sole units revert to an unassuming hue, but they feature speckling that delivers some personality to the otherwise dull tooling.

Enjoy official images of this eco-friendly Air Force 1 Low ahead, and find pairs arriving to retailers on January 7th, 2021.

Prefer high-top options? Check out the Air Jordan 13 “Starfish” scheduled to launch on January 16th, 2021.

WHERE TO BUY

Nike Air Force 1 Low '07 LV8

SKU: CV1698-100
RETAIL PRICE: $110
RELEASE DATE: 2024

Europe 2024

Retailer Release type Status
Nikestore UK Standard Check Site
NOIRFONCE Standard Check Site

US 01/07/2021 Thursday

Retailer Release type Status
Finish Line Standard Check Site
JD Sports US Standard Check Site
Nikestore US Standard Check Site

Nike Air Force 1 Low Cv1698 100 05
Nike Air Force 1 Low Cv1698 100 06

Nike Air Force 1 Low Cv1698 100 07

Nike Air Force 1 Low Cv1698 100 01

Nike Air Force 1 Low Cv1698 100 02

Nike Air Force 1 Low Cv1698 100 04

Nike Air Force 1 Low Cv1698 100 08

Images: Nike

Latest News

Pink And "Wolf Grey" Clash On The Nike Air Max 1

Tinker Hatfield’s Nike Air Max 1 is one of a handful of shoes that lives in a vacuum; always iconic and in-style regardless of coming...

by Andrew Rizzo 13 hours
95

Nike Adds Orange Accents To A Greyscale Air Max 95 For Kids

If recent developments are any indication, the Nike Air Max 95 is poised to have a huge 2025. The lead-up to the model’s 30th anniversary...

by Andrew Rizzo 13 hours
100

Ja Morant Shares Mismatched Nike Ja 2

Ja Morant’s Nike Ja 2 continues to surface in new colorways, and while official images have afforded the lion’s share of first looks, this latest...

by Andrew Rizzo 14 hours
213