Nike Adds Geometric Print To The Air Force 1

Michael Le July 20th, 2020 (updated)

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The Nike Air Force 1, though well-reliant on its Triple White GR, adds small tweaks more often than not, applying new prints, colors, and even materials however it pleases. Among some premium variations and some upgrades to sustainability, the silhouette looks to be adding some loud geometric patterns across many of its overlays. Swooshes, which are by far the most visually pronounced in the treatment, dress with black and white shapes of varying size, each etching atop aggressively as the logo loops back to the matching heel tab. Tongue patches also follow suit with the typical “Nike Air” still present, while the constructions adjacent — save for the black lining — stick close to the aforementioned in its near full white composition. Grab a detailed look at these right here and expect a release to arrive soon at Nike.com.

In other news, the Stussy Air Zoom Kukini releases July 24th.