Matt Varga It may not always be front-of-mind for the consumer, but making eco-friendly product continues to be a major priority for brands across the industry. Arguably nowhere is that more visible than in Beaverton, as an emphasis on sustainability continually rises in profile with each successive release under Nike’s “Next Nature” banner. The Oregon giant’s staple models have shuffled into the initiative with increasing regularity, something on display once again with the Air Force 1 Low “Apricot Agate.”
Check the pinwheel Swoosh logo on this pair’s interior for confirmation of that, a tacit indication that this pair sports at least 20% recycled material in its hardware. Further reinforcement comes from the mini speckles in the sole unit, indication that this utilizes “grind sole” tech that repurposes older shoes into new product.
Of course, the hard truth is that if the shoe doesn’t look good, these efforts won’t have nearly their intended effect. Luckily, the smart combination of a two-tone white and “Sail” foundation and extra pop with the “Apricot Agate” shades pasted on top ensure that these are as rotation-worthy as any Air Force 1 you’ll come across.
The Nike Air Force 1 Low Next Nature “Apricot Agate” drops as a part of Nike’s Spring 2025 offerings. Enjoy official images below.
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Womens Nike Air Force 1 Low Next Nature
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