Nike Air Force 1 Desert Ochre Drop Details

Timeless grails, sneaker royalty, ultimate essentials! What does that sound like? For the OG sneakerheads, this defo is how they describe some Clean AF1s! As the Bruce Kilgore model marks its big 40, the Swoosh celebrates its 4 glorious decades in the coolest way possible: with the innovation and addition of some killer kicks. In the upcoming release, the silo receives the “Desert Ochre” treatment, taking the game of the classic whities to the next level. Check out the Nike Air Force 1 Desert Ochre drop details right here.

Corking comfort.

Ah, the AF1s. The court hero turned street star; these kicks are rockin’ your swagger looks and how! Speaking of looks, the kicks also do not hold back in terms of comfort and durability; these silos offer an enduring style that is smoother than backboard glass, thanks to their sturdy stitching, spotless materials, and cupsole construction. What’s more? Nike Air cushioning, initially created for performance shooters, offers all-day comfort. The genuine and synthetic leathers give sturdiness and a high-end feel.

Twist in the clean aesthetic.

Similar to its older siblings, the upcoming release indulges in a pristine white finish on the upper. To elevate the steeze of the white kicks, shades of “Desert Ochre” hit on the branding and other elements. This Air Force 1’s classic sole unit design by Bruce Kilgore is given a two-tone finish underneath, with the midsoles going for a predominately white appearance and the traction being completed with a cool brown colour. Add these fresh Airs to your collection to freshen up your white hoards!

For an urban explorer look, embrace these neutral tones and wear some khaki cargo pants for real swag. To give them a street-ready vibe, rock the kicks with a clean white tee underneath a camouflage overshirt.

In other footwear news, Nike Updates The Air Max TW With Multi-Coloured Laces.

Nike Air Force 1 Desert Ochre drop details: we still await an official launch date, so why don’t you check out the close-up images in the meantime? To receive more such sneak updates, follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

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