This Nike Air Force 1 Is "Now Accepting All Flowers"

Although the high-point of winter is still on the way, Nike, Inc. is already looking to the warmer months of 2026.

Over the last few weeks, more and more products forming part of the brand's Spring and Summer 2026 collections have emerged, giving consumers glimpses of what they'll be able to add to their wardrobes in a matter of months. One silhouette that continues to surface in new makeovers is the Nike Air Force 1 Low, a design that first hit the scene in 1983. The pair has taken a particular liking to nature, appearing in a number of styles rooted in the outdoors.

Most recently, Kilgore's "presidential" basketball shoe from the early 1980s emerged in a spring-appropriate "Peony/Metallic Gold/White/Black" color scheme. The pair features floral embroidery along the sides and on the tongue label, creating a lifestyle-ready take on the old school sports model. A thematic charm bracelet joins the mix across the lateral profile while a "Now Accepting All Flowers" message appears on the tongue labels' undersides. Underfoot, a clean "colorless" midsole rounds out the eye-catching option.

Enjoy official photos of the flower-inspired AF-1 ahead. Pairs should land through Nike.com by March 2026.

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