With so many new color schemes appearing on the 150th anniversary of Nike Air Force, how can Asia, as one of the core markets, be “snubbed”; or have you ever wondered if Nike’s “proper pronunciation” was “Nike” or “Nike”? The recent revelation of an Asian-limited AF1 not named “Nike” is an excellent footnote. The AF1 can be called “antique” in terms of material selection. The upper is covered with brown suede, with a distressed midsole and dark green outsole, and embroidered embellishments on both sides and the tongue of the shoe. Other details, including the clearly visible “Nike” lettering on the insole and heel, all show that the shoe “pays homage” to the Chinese character circle culture. The shoes will soon be listed on Nike Asia. The exact prices are subject to the official website.
Limited to Asia, new Nike Air Force 1 “Nike” color scheme debuted
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