Matt Varga Those tapped into the world of Air Force 1 collecting will instantly recognize the “Easter Egg” moniker, a 2005/2006 title utilized on a duo of patent leather pairs that are now increasingly hard to come by. If you’re keen to get that lineage anew, look to the Nike Dunk Low “Easter,” but if bringing that energy to the younger generation is more your game, the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Easter” is the one to watch.
Bearing identical cracked egg graphics on the insoles, those around for the original drop will note a divergence from the subtler spin on holiday pastels. There’s nothing subdued about the “Yellow Pulse/Hydrangeas/Emerald Rise/Pink Foam” mix on display here, but opting for matte leather rather than a patent counterpart attacks that from a different angle. Another appearance of the themed illustration on the tongue rounds out this pair.
As of this writing, GS sizing of the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Easter” is all that’s surfaced so far, but adult pairs remain a possibility. We’ll likely get that confirmation as we approach the release of this colorway, expected to come about for March/April ’26.
WHERE TO BUY
Grade School Nike Air Force 1 "Easter"
US 2026
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