Matt Varga “Triple White” Uptowns — you know them, you love them, chances are you’ve probably owned a pair or six over your time as a sneakerhead. It’s the shoe’s unending appeal that drives Nike to keep shelves stocked with the real deal and offshoot takes on its hardware. Even amid reports that the Air Force 1 and other frequent faces like the Dunk will see their quantity reduced in the near future, the Swoosh is sticking to that well-established formula again for Spring ’25.
The most apparent change here is the addition of pillowy brown liners, but it’s not the only change that brings the AF1 from its street style origins to a more refined overall feel. Sheer suede also covers the entirety of the upper, while the the tongue gets an intriguing tweak, adding string anchoring that cuts through the typical tag. While each of these tinkers with the classic equation with varying degrees of novelty, the overall mission is clear: this is an Air Force 1 meant for smarter occassions.
Look for the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Summit White” landing in the coming weeks. A concrete retail price hasn’t been revealed just yet, but expect some sort of premium on the usual $115.
WHERE TO BUY
Nike Air Force 1 Low
US 2025
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