Canvas And Leather Coordinate For A Clad-White Air Force 1 Low

Jared Ebanks January 9, 2023

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The “Triple-White” aesthetic of the Nike Air Force 1 has stood the test of time since its introduction in the early 90s. With decades of design language pushing the silhouette into the future of lifestyle footwear, a bevy of both collaborative and inline takes have harkened the all-white ensemble to persistent acclaim. And now, the perennial ensemble lands atop the Air Force 1 Low coupled with canvas tooling.

Tried and true in its use of smooth leather overlays, the midfoot Swooshes instead indulge in tumbled crisp white embellishments, furthering the clad composition with matching colorless laces and sock liners. Clothed across its vamp, midfoot panel and tongue construction, a tightly knit canvas construction breathes seldom diversity into the pair. Complementing its pristine monochrome upper with a matching clad sole unit, the only samples of color render silvery detailing along the metallic dubraes, tongue tab and presiding heel’s suede outfit.

While no release date information has been shared just yet, in the meantime enjoy official images of the uniquely tooled Nike Air Force 1 Low “White/Silver” below.

In other news from the Beaverton brand, a Union LA x Air Jordan 1 High Retro OG is currently in the works.