Summertime is right around the corner, which means it is officially White Air Force 1 Season. The warm weather staple is the most timeless show of all time. With a never-ending supply of colorways, it's hard to imagine the shoe ver going out of style. The lighter colors always fare best in the summer, and the upcoming Nike Air Force 1 Low "Satin" may be the belle of the ball this year. Satin seems to be a new trend for Nike this year as they have satin dunks and Air Jordans in the pipeline.
The relatively basic color scheme of white and pine-green is augmented by the stain upper construction. The white satin upper will bring a sun-catching sheen to the shoe, while the pine-green highlights on the swoosh, heel tab, and sock liner are just enough to keep it subtle. The crepes also feature a translucent sole with a more green tone than the traditional icy soles on Air Force 1s.
An actual release date is not yet known, but with official images released, it should be soon. $120 will be the price for the Nike Air Force 1 Low "Satin" and they will be available via Nike.com and other select retailers. As always, follow us on Twitter and Instagram for all the news on sneakers, streetwear, and collectibles.
Images via Nike
Summertime is right around the corner, which means it is officially White Air Force 1 Season. The warm weather staple is the most timeless show of all time. With a never-ending supply of colorways, it's hard to imagine the shoe ver going out of style. The lighter colors always fare best in the summer, and the upcoming Nike Air Force 1 Low "Satin" may be the belle of the ball this year. Satin seems to be a new trend for Nike this year as they have satin dunks and Air Jordans in the pipeline.
The relatively basic color scheme of white and pine-green is augmented by the stain upper construction. The white satin upper will bring a sun-catching sheen to the shoe, while the pine-green highlights on the swoosh, heel tab, and sock liner are just enough to keep it subtle. The crepes also feature a translucent sole with a more green tone than the traditional icy soles on Air Force 1s.
An actual release date is not yet known, but with official images released, it should be soon. $120 will be the price for the Nike Air Force 1 Low "Satin" and they will be available via Nike.com and other select retailers. As always, follow us on Twitter and Instagram for all the news on sneakers, streetwear, and collectibles.
Images via Nike
