Nike Air Force 1 Low 'Hydrangeas' Blooms in Patent Leather

Nike’s Air Force 1 Low has been a mainstay in sneaker culture since its debut in 1983, constantly evolving through new materials and colorways. Recently, the brand has revisited its early 2000s-inspired patent leather treatments, bringing a glossy finish to one of its most iconic silhouettes. The latest addition to this expanding lineup is the Air Force 1 Low "Hydrangeas," a pastel-hued design that blends soft florals with high-shine textures.

The upper features a "Doll" pink leather base, complemented by light purple patent leather overlays that give the sneaker its floral namesake. The crisp white Swoosh overlays match the midsole, maintaining a clean contrast against the pastel tones. Underfoot, the design returns to pink, covering the rubber outsole and midsole paintwork for a cohesive finish. Adding an extra touch of luxury, the sneaker comes with plush, thick, woven laces—an elevated detail that enhances the overall aesthetic.

Nike’s recent patent leather Air Force 1 releases, including previous pairs in "Safety Orange" and "University Blue," have quickly gained traction among fans nostalgic for early 2000s fashion trends. The "Hydrangeas" edition fits seamlessly into this collection, joining a new "Wolf Grey" offering for the Summer 2025 season.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low "Hydrangeas" is available now on Shoe Palace.

For more from the Swoosh conglomerate, check out the 'Psychic Blue' Foamposite One set to release in May.