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The Off-White x Air Force 1 ‘Volt’ veers from the established orthodoxy of Virgil Abloh’s Nike design playbook, maximizing a neon hue from the Swoosh’s signature palette that the designer had previously left untouched. It coats the shoe’s mixed-material upper as well as its laces and midsole. Contrasting hits of black bring tonal variety to the Swoosh and medial-side quarter panel, which is printed with Virgil’s trademark text.

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Ultra Limited Series / Nike x Louis Vuitton collaboration by Virgil Abloh Originally designed by Nike in 1982, the Louis Vuitton Air Force 1 are the first sneakers made outside the Nike factory. Coming from the streetwear community, Men's Artistic Director Virgil Abloh (1980-2021) considered the Nike Air Force 1 as a cultural symbol in its own right. Today, two icons merge to create the most authentic high-end sneakers.

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The Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Brooklyn’ brings back the same color blocking and details featured on previous AF1 collaborations, including the 2019 ‘MCA’ release in University Blue and the 2021 ‘Lemonade’ colorway in University Gold. This pair makes use of a bright green leather upper with exposed foam construction on the low-cut collar and tongue.

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