This past Friday, the Nike Air Max 1 surfaced wearing tie-dyed paisley and silver metallic details. Now, only a few days later, the Air Force 1 has appeared in a very similar colorway, establishing what will likely become a much larger, multi-part collection.
Unlike its Tinker Hatfield-designed counterpart, this Air Force 1 places greater emphasis on its multi-color print, applying it across almost every one of the construction’s overlays. Underneath, the pair flaunts white leathers, while cream tones dress the Swoosh, heel tab, and outsole. A dark, burnt orange is also used along the backside of the tongue and insole, though both are largely overshadowed by the silver emblems and dubraes along the front of the shoe.
Enjoy a closer, official look at this Air Force 1 ahead. Sizes are sure to be made available soon via Nike.com as well as select retailers.
In other news, the Supreme Nike Air Bakin is confirmed to be releasing on March 2nd.
