Slam Jam and Nike will be teaming up once more for yet another footwear collaboration. Dropping in the coming months, here is an official look at the Slam Jam x Nike Air Force 1 Low collaboration.
The Slam Jam x Nike Air Force 1 Low collaboration gets its inspiration from Slam Jam founder Luca Benini’s ventures between Milan and New York City, The sneakers embody the shared architectural landscape of both melting-pot cities. The collab includes two different colorways of the model done in your choice of Black or White. Both tonal iterations of the model opt for a leather build paired with matching mesh side panels and suede Swooshes and heels. Notable standout details include the “Slam Jam” tongue branding, the perforated toe box, graphic insoles and two set of laces.
The Slam Jam x Nike Air Force 1 Low in Triple White will release on December 10th at Slam Jam and December 13th exclusively through SNKRS Europe. The Slam Jam x Nike Air Force 1 Low in Triple White will drop on January 14th and globally via SNKRS on January 17th. Retail is set at $170 per pair. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Slam Jam x Nike Air Force 1 Low Triple Black and Slam Jam x Nike Air Force 1 Low Triple White.
In other news, the Air Jordan 11 Cherry will finally be debuting (officially) on SNKRS this week.
UPDATE (12/5): First unveiled back in October, the Slam Jam x Nike Air Force 1 Low collaboration has finally been given an official release date as Slam Jam has officially introduced their latest collab with the Swoosh. The Slam Jam x Nike Air Force 1 Low gets its inspiration from Slam Jam founder Luca Benini’s ventures between Milan and New York City, The sneakers embody the shared architectural landscape of both melting-pot cities. The Slam Jam x Nike Air Force 1 Low in Triple White will release on December 10th at Slam Jam and December 13th exclusively through SNKRS Europe. The Slam Jam x Nike Air Force 1 Low in Triple White will drop on January 14th and globally via SNKRS on January 17th. Retail is set at $170 per pair.