"Stadium Green" Suede Gives the Nike Air Force 1 Low A Lucky Makeover

Nike Sportswear continues to celebrate the Air Force 1 Low's legacy. Partnerships with A Ma Maniére have brought elevated, special takes to Bruce Kilgore's "presidential" design, but the model maintains relevancy via inline makeovers.

Ahead of summer, a new "Stadium Green/White" pair has surfaced, promising the 42-year-old sneaker in a refreshing update. At quick glance, the low-top Nike Air Force 1 resembles other standard versions of the design, but closer inspection reveals a major update to Kilgore's blueprint.

Traditional leather construction is visible at the toe box and mid-foot, harkening back to basketball's design zeitgeist in the early 1980s. Overlays around the forefoot and heel, however, deviate in high-quality suede that inject an air of elegance into the old school product. Both materials indulge in a seasonal "Stadium Green," which would've been perfect for St. Patrick's Day. Nonetheless, folks obsessed with green-animated kicks will surely cop their sizes once the sneakers hit retailers across the globe.

Firm release details for the pair haven't surfaced as of yet, but pairs are expected to land via Nike.com by August. The "Stadium Green"-accented Air Force 1 will be priced at $120. Enjoy official photos of the sneakers ahead.

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