Nike Air Force 1 Low First Use University Blue 0
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Nike Air Force 1 LowFirst Use University Blue


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Product Details

Style

DB3597-400

Colourway

University Blue/White/Deep Royal Blue

Retail Price

US$110

Release Date

16/07/2021

Product Description

The Nike Air Force 1 Low First Use University Blue has become part of the brand's mission to improve the Nike Air Force 1 07 LV8 iconic silhouette by adding a retro touch to its legendary Swoosh line.

The release features suede overlays and a smooth leather base with uppers boasting university blue. The Nike Air Force 1 Low First Use University Blue also features a Nike Swoosh embroidered on the lateral side and reveals the unique text "First use June 18, 1971," the date of the logo's origin. Furthermore, a deep royal blue heel tab with red "Nike" lettering, two-toned laces, and a faux-diamond-encrusted, gold-lace deubré further details the shoe with a finish of a crisp elevated sole unit.

The Nike Air Force 1 Low First Use University Blue was made available at a retail price of $110 on July 16th, 2021.





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£211

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