The Off-White™ x Nike Air Force 1 Low "Sesame" Is Set to Drop This Year

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After three years, the release is finally anticipated.

After a quiet end to 2023, many fans assumed the long-running Off-White™ x Nike partnership might have reached its conclusion. The final release of last year left followers wondering if it marked the end of an era. However, renewed hope surfaced when rumors of a new collaborative Air Jordan 1 High OG began to circulate. Now, that hope has been reinforced with fresh news from Sneaker News, indicating that Off-White™ and Nike will be revisiting another iconic silhouette—the Air Force 1 Low.

The Off-White™ x Nike Air Force 1 has become a staple in their collaborative history, with previous releases often themed around specific museums or cultural events. This upcoming “Sesame” colorway follows the same blueprint. Originally designed for a planned release in Qatar, the pair never made it to retail. Instead, it was showcased at Nike’s “Virgil Abloh: The Codes c/o Architecture” exhibition during Miami Art Week in late 2022. The sneaker features a rich brown upper paired with metallic silver Swooshes stitched in black, a hallmark of Off-White™’s deconstructed style. Additional signature details include black “AIR” text at the lateral side, classic product labeling on the medial panel, and a matching brown zip tie.

Although neither Off-White™ nor Nike has officially confirmed the release, the Off-White™ x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Sesame” is expected to launch this fall. The anticipated release will be available through Nike SNKRS and select retailers, with the pair retailing at $150 USD. As always, fans should stay tuned for official images and confirmation details in the coming months.

Image Via Evren Sarak / Facebook 

Image Via Evren Sarak / Facebook 

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