The Sustainable Nike Air Force 1 Low Sees Soft Coral Accents

Michael Le August 19th, 2021 (updated)

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Sustainability is not always something that needs to be broadcast. But with their previous “Move To Zero” offerings, Nike leaned towards the self-evident, dressing all with apparent scraps and the like. This, however, is beginning to change as the brand is currently ushering in a number of simple yet still part-recycled silhouettes.

Here, their Air Force 1 takes the stage yet again, performing now with a soft coral pop along its Swoosh, heel tab, and tongue label. Everything else is subdued in white, neutral all throughout what is likely a FlyLeather upper. Midsoles, in complement, follow suit, though it does display a subtle arrangement of specks throughout its exterior. Finally, along the insole, the shoe features the “Circular Design” along a bright Volt backdrop.

For a closer look, check out the official images below. A release is sure to hit Nike.com and select retailers soon.

In other news, Converse just debuted the Rick Owens TURBOWPN.