Nike Sportswear Brings A "White/Gum" Look to the Air Force 1 Low

Bruce Kilgore's Nike Air Force 1 Low design has been a fashion mainstay since the 1980s. In recent memory, the silhouette has taken notes from other segments of the Swoosh conglomerate, with its latest effort seemingly drawing inspiration from skateboarding.

Officially clad in a "White/Gum Yellow/Safety Orange/White" color scheme, a newly-surfaced pair resembles some of Nike SB's Orange Label Dunks. The bulk of the sneaker indulges in a straightforward, tonal look, with summer-friendly gum outsoles complementing the top-half. Branding on the top-of-the-tongue and Achilles' heel overlay take on citrus-colored flair, interrupting the "colorless" finish. Profile swooshes also deliver a textured aesthetic, elevating the sneaker from standard makeovers of Kilgore's 42-year-old design.

Enjoy official photos of the Air Force 1 below. Firm Nike.com release details haven't been disclosed by the brand as of yet, but pairs are expected to land by October for $120.

For more sneaker news from the Swoosh family, check out the Tom Sachs Mars Yard 3.0 set to release during September.