Michael Le This Air Force 1, though pieced together from familiar parts, feels entirely distinct, as it borrows both new and old materials out of the Nike toolbox.
The base construction, too, is not entirely uncommon, as the colorway would be no different from a “Triple White” if not for the details across the mid-panel and Swoosh. And these fixtures themselves are not bold at all: the check features subtle, floral stitching across its entire arc, and the underlying backdrop delivers a woven textile complementary in color. Elsewhere, the Nike Air branding is cast in a gold finish, and the sockliner mirrors the aforementioned logo’s flower-inspired motif.
For a closer look at this Air Force 1, check the official images down below. A release date has not yet surfaced, but we should learn more about its Nike.com launch within the next few months.
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