Arriving first in “University Blue” and “Red” patterns.
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While 2022 saw various iterations of the Nike (NYSE:NKE +2.22%) Air Force 1 Low in “Paisley” prints, this year, Nike looks to introduce classic “Gingham” prints in a similar way.
Arriving first are “University Blue” and “Red” colorways. The cotton squares are spread across the side Swooshes and embroidered heel tabs while other solid-colored details include the tongue tab branding, matte metallic lace dubraes, and insole text. The rest of the silhouette remains unchanged from the classic white AF1s featuring tumbled leather uppers and chunky midsoles.
Take a closer look at the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Gingham” pairs above and look for the pairs to release in the coming weeks via Nike and select retailers. More colorways are expected to land later this year.
In other news, Nike dresses its Air VaporMax 2023 Flyknit in “Pale Vanilla.”