Earlier this month, we showcased the “Polka Dot” Nike Air Force 1 Low, and we now have our first look at another women’s AF1. Similar to the aforementioned sneaker, the most interesting aspects of this pair are definitely the polka dots. This style hosts a white on white upper accented by tonal white polka dots. Overall, this AF1 High yields a clean colorway that is definitely worth checking out if you have an obsession with polka dots or are just fond of the high-top silhouette. The “Polka Dot” Nike WMNS Air Force 1 High is now available overseas, and will release in the U.S. later this month.

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It seems as though Nike has an unlimited amount of new styles for the Air Force 1. With every new season, we have a look at a plethora of new colorways. For the summer, Nike has produced this AF1, which yields a dark obsidian upper accented by a varsity maize inner lining, white mid-sole, and varsity maize laces. Along with the various colors, Nike has also included mesh on the mid-panel, while the rest of the sneaker is coated in leather. This Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium 2K4 is now available overseas, and should be hitting stateside Nike retailers in the coming weeks.

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It seems as if the hybrid craze has even taken off overseas as Fragment Design mastermind, Hiroshi Fujiwara, teamed up with Nike to create an Air Force 1 / Tennis Classic mashup. Being nicknamed the Panda Edition, these hybrids take the traditional Tennis Classic upper and place it onto the Air Force 1 sole. Some key features include the perforated swoosh, the panda head on the heel tab, and the Fragment Design logo at the heel. Also, you’ll find a block of Chinese characters on the tongue. This model was scrapped, and you’ll have to pay 6800 HKD (approx. $877) for these size 9 samples.

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The first real images of this Air Jordan Force 4 were released earlier this month, but detailed photos have finally been released. Retaining many original features from the Air Jordan 4, these fusions carry a two-tone, Air Force 1 sole. When it comes to the upper, some of the stitching has been redone to resemble that of the Air Force 1’s upper. Also, the toebox has been perforated, unlike the toebox of the original Air Jordan 4. The majority of Nike sneakers carry stars on the outsole, and the stars on these are done in red, while the rest of the sole is grey. Overall, there aren’t any huge differences between the two sneakers. As with other fusions, these will probably receive a hate/love relationship with the masses, but we’ll definitely see when the release date hits.

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The Nike Air Force 1 is definitely one of the most popular Nike Basketball models ever created. With the constant reissues in both high and low-top form, the Air Force 1 will probably never go out of fashion. The latest AF1 to release is this pair which hosts a simple colorway composed of a white leather upper accented by varsity royal hits on the tongue, heel, and midsole. Though this variation is very similar to the white/white Air Force 1, the varsity royal accents give this sneaker a nice little touch. The Nike Air Force 1 Low – White/Varsity Royal is now available overseas and should be hitting retailers nationwide shortly.

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Nowadays, it seems as if everyone is taking advantage of the Nike Bespoke Studio at 21 Mercer St. The latest Bespoke Air Force One comes from the folks over at LaMJC. The orange, grey, and white colorway is very subtle and ready for Summer. As with every other sneaker made at the Bespoke Studio, the quality of the materials used is outstanding. Here, we can see premium leather, mesh, and 3M reflective material used on the upper. LaMJC produced a very clean sneaker, and you should be on the lookout for more Bespoke creations from other big names. Via Weekly Drop.

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Eddie Cruz is very respected in the sneaker world, and he’s taken UNDFTD to new levels over the years. He’s collaborated with Nike with many things, such as the Team Pacquiao release at UNDFTD Las Vegas, plenty of Dunk Highs, and the UNDFTD Japan x New Balance Pack. Now, he leaves his mark on one of Nike’s most popular shoes, the Air Force 1. Featuring an all purple croc upper, these sneakers are accented by a yellow swoosh and a red outsole. Around the same time as the release date of these, a HUF x Nike Air Force 1 collabo should also be dropping. Be on the lookout for detailed pictures as we get closer to that date. Via Well Gosh.

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