A Sweet Chocolate Brown Drips Onto The Nike Air Force 1 Low

Jovani Hernandez July 24, 2023

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Bruce Kilgore’s iconic Nike Air Force 1 Low continues to take on new styles as part of its 40th anniversary campaign.

Experimental color-blocking is a common sight on the “presidential” silhouette, but so are simple, straightforward ensembles. Recently, the old school basketball sneaker emerged covered in a chocolate brown hue. Panels from the forefoot to upper heel indulge in the deep, rich tone, although profile swooshes interrupt the uniform finish with their white contrast. Branding on the tongue label and spine also follow suit, as do the laces. Underfoot, the low-top Air Force 1‘s tried-and-proven sole unit keeps things on-theme with a two-tone arrangement that brings the upper’s colors below.

Enjoy official photos of the pair ahead, and anticipate a nike.com launch before winter.

For more sneaker news, check out the latest Air Jordan 1 releases.

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Mens Nike Air Force 1 Low Color Of The Month "Chocolate"

SKU: FD7039-200

RETAIL PRICE: $155

RELEASE DATE: Nov 16, 2023

US 11/16/2023 Thursday

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Jovani Hernandez, Editor

Jovani Hernandez joined Sneaker News in December 2019. He’s covered breaking news about adidas Yeezy and interviewed Reebok CEO Todd Krinsky amongst his 5,800 posts. A sub-5-hour-marathoner, he now enjoys running sneakers the most, but fondly reminisces about Nike Basketball and Sportswear from 2007 to 2014.