Nike Air Force 1
The Nike Air Force 1 is considered to be the most popular Nike shoe in history. It was designed by Bruce Kilgore and was released in Low and High in 1982. The Nike Air Force 1 has grown to become arguably the brand’s most significant sneaker, and is still one of the best-selling models to this day.
There have been several versions of the Air Force 1 throughout the years, such as the SF-AF1, Ultraforce 1, and much more. The Air Force 1 has also been used as a centerpiece for collaborations with brands from Supreme to ACRONYM. Read the articles below to learn more about this iconic piece of Nike’s lineage, both past and present. 2024 is poised to continue this momentum, leading the pack as one of the best selling and most distinguished silhouettes in the Swoosh roster.
Retail prices for the Air Force 1 varies by style. Most are available at $90, while limited edition collaborations can go up to $250.
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“Playful Pink” Jewel Swooshes Land On The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Just Do It”
Nike’s “Just Do It” slogan was born in 1988. Over the last 35 years, the three words have become recognized globally, appearing across countless marketing...
Nike’s “Athletic Department” Collection Brings Beige Suede To The Air Force 1 Low
As the Nike Air Force 1 Low continues to celebrate its 40th anniversary, the iconic silhouette keeps forming part of special collections. Case in point?:...
The Nike Air Force 1 Low Takes On Basketball’s Technical Elements
It’s been nearly seven months since The Swoosh teamed up its lifestyle archives with the brand’s on-court roster, having imbued everything from the Cosmic Unity...
Nike’s Just Do It Collection Adds Tie Dye Swooshes To The Air Force 1 Low
Each year Nike pays homage to the longstanding history of its Just Do It monicker. From spewing the brand’s many logos across its Air Max...
Nike’s “United In Victory” Collection Includes Another Air Force 1 Low
Over the past decade, NIKE, Inc. has made a bigger effort to serve its women customers. Recently, the Oregon-based brand unveiled the “United in Victory”...
The Nike Air Force 1 Low “NAI-KE” Roster Expands With A Cream-Colored, Partly-Woven Style
Since arriving across Asia more than 30 years ago, the Nike Air Force 1 Low has taken on special ensembles for the East. One such...
Takashi Murakami’s First Nike Collaboration, Two RTFKT x Air Force 1s, Forges On April 24
The world of digital collectibles isn’t disappearing anytime soon, and Nike’s enjoying the ride. Recently, the North American sportswear behemoth unveiled a special Air Force...
Nike’s Color of the Month Program Offers A “White/Red” Air Force 1 Low Jewel
Nike’s Color of the Month program has been pivotal to the Air Force 1 Low. In the mid-1980s, the initiative began to bring attention to...
Nike’s “Unlock Your Space” Collection Gives The Air Force 1 Low Semi-Translucent Midsoles
The Nike Air Force 1 Low has helped popularize several of the company’s innovations over the years. For its latest ensemble, Bruce Kilgore’s iconic design...