A Buttery Yellow Overtakes The Crease-Less Nike Air Force 1 Low Fresh

The updated AF1 gets covered in a creamy tone.

Sneaker News October 13, 2023

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Nike wants you to keep your Air Force 1s fresh — but it’ll cost you.

Introduced during the Spring/Summer season of 2022, the Nike Air Force 1 Low Fresh debuted with a soft textured leather that helped conceal those pesky, unavoidable creases. While that beat-down, weathered look has become something of a badge of honor for AF1 fanatics, it’s admittedly a thorn on the side considering those flaws emerge after just one wear.

The classic white-on-white has been on the market since then, but soon enough Nike will offer this new iteration of the Air Force 1 Fresh covered in a buttery yellow. The creamy tone is lathered from front to back, top the bottom, with no square millimeter left unbasted.

Expect a release on nike.com soon for $140, which is $25 more than what a standard pair of Forces will run you these days.