The Off-White™ x Nike Air Force 1 Low "Sesame" to Release This Year
Name:Off-White™ x Nike Air Force 1 Low 'Sesame'Colorway:Sesame/Metallic SilverSKU:FD6900-200MSRP:$150 USDRelease Date:Fall 2025Where to Buy:Nike
The rollout of newOff-White™xNikegear came to a stop at theend of 2023, with many wondering if that would be the final drop to ever hit the market. Since then, another collaborative Air Jordan 1 High OG has beenrumored, prompting sneakerheads to keep an eye out for more from the two. Now, a newreportfrom Sneaker News indicates that the high-powered duo will also be revisiting theAir Force 1 Low.
Off-White™ is no stranger to the Air Force 1, having assembled several different takes on the silhouette over the years. Its silver Swoosh-equipped pairs are known for being themed around a specific museum, with this upcoming 'Sesame' pair originally being designed for one in Qatar. It didn't end up releasing, instead, it appeared in Nike'sVirgil Abloh: The Codes c/o Architectureexhibition during Miami Art Week in late 2022. A brown base hosts black 'AIR' text at the lateral, model info at the medial, and silver Swooshes with black stitching on each side. Not to mention, it comes with Off-White™'s signature zip tie in brown as well.
At the time of writing, neither Off-White™ nor Nike have confirmed that this collaborative 'Sesame' take on the Air Force 1 Low will be releasing this year. Stay tuned for updates, including official images of the pair, as we currently expect it to drop this fall via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $150 USD.
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