Woven Laces Appear On The Nike Air Force 1 Low “Arctic Orange”

Suede overlays and gum soles add appeal.

Andrew Rizzo June 26, 2024

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The Nike Air Force 1 is always in the newswire, but June 2024 has been particularly notable. The most recent SNKRS Showcase previewed the return of the “Escape” colorway alongside a new “Paris” pair, safari print “Olympic” editions continue to surface, and COMME des GARÇONS revealed an upcoming collab at Paris Fashion Week.

While maybe not as headline-worthy as all those aforementioned pairs, other newly surfaced GRs have arguably been just as compelling from a design standpoint. Suede overlays and gum soles catch the eye on this latest “Arctic Orange” colorway, although the real intrigue pertains to the laces. Taking inspiration from leaf crest insignias, woven laces appear in the same chevron-like pattern; presented in “Sail” to match the tongue, base, lining, and midsole. While the overlays take the titular hue, the heel panel and Swoosh fulfill a balanced palette in “Glacier Blue” suede and “Off Noir” leather, respectively.

The Nike Air Force 1 “Arctic Orange/Glacier Blue/Off Noir” is expected to release Fall 2024 for $125 in men’s sizing. Scroll through official images below and tap our Sneaker Release Dates page to preview other upcoming AF1 Low drops.

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RELEASE DATE: Sep 18, 2024

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Andrew Rizzo, Junior Editor

Andrew Rizzo is an editor at Sneaker News based out of New York City. His primary interests include Air Jordan, Nike ACG, Nike Air Max, and New Balance footwear. Prior to joining Sneaker News, Andrew covered youth sports for several outlets and worked at one of the world’s top performance marketing agencies. He hails from Astoria, Queens and is a huge New York sports fan, particularly when it comes to the Knicks and Yankees.