More Hemp-Like Uppers Land on the Nike Air Force 1 Low

Bruce Kilgore's Nike Air Force 1 Low design continues to be one of the most popular sneakers across the globe. Its white-on-white makeup might dominate wardrobes, but it keeps delivering a healthy roster of refreshing styles.

Ahead of summer, the "presidential" silhouette has emerged in a fabric-heavy update. Reminiscent of Stüssy's hemp-covered Air Force 1 project from 2020, the newly-surfaced duo indulges in tonal black and olive green ensembles across three pairs. Nike Sportswear hasn't confirmed the use of hemp on the latest offerings, but a side-by-side comparison to the aforementioned collaboration showcases a similar enough build to suspect use of the bio-friendly material.

All three finishes feature semi-raw edges across their uppers, with the olive-colored AF-1 donning contrasting touches across its branding and Achilles' heel panel. Underfoot, the dark green and navy pairs also boasts an off-white sole unit that interrupts the predominantly tonal presentation.

Enjoy official images detailed shots of the Air Forces ahead. The sneakers should release via Nike.com by September.

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