John Kim Nike Sportswear is bringing back one of the Air Force 1’s most beloved seasonal releases. Sneaker News can exclusively confirm that the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Easter” is set to return during the Spring 2027 season, marking the third release of the colorful concept.
The shoe originally debuted in 2005 before making a surprise comeback in 2017, and now returns a decade later for a new generation of Air Force 1 enthusiasts. The 2027 edition stays true to the original formula, combining glossy patent leather panels dressed in Titanium blue, Lime Ice green, and Storm Pink, alongside soft purple hues, creating the pastel palette that made the sneaker a standout during its original run. The festive theme extends to the details, with cracked egg graphics appearing on both the tongue labels and insoles.
For longtime collectors, the return represents another example of Nike’s growing willingness to revisit the mid-2000s era of sneaker culture. This is just one of the many initiatives being undertaken by the Bruce Kilgore icon, because we also have the return of the 2001 shape on deck and even square-toed modifications to appeal to the runway crowd.
Below are official images of the 2017 pair, but you can expect the 2027 edition to be identical. They’ll also be $125, a steep markdown from its last MSRP.
