Back in September we had a look at the Nike AF1 Bespoke created by the guys over at Sole Classics.

Celebrating their fifth year is no easy feat for sneaker shops and boutiques, being able to create a 1 of 1 AF1 Bespoke to help celebrate is just icing on the cake. With so many material options and a clean colorway as the final product, the guys at SC share with you the inspiration behind the design.

Check out the video and let us know where these rank amongst the rest of the AF1 Bespoke creations we’ve seen.

The ATF Crew is at it again, first with All Day and Clark Kent with their touches on the Bespoke AF1, and now 5-Star General of ATF took his own personal twist on this Nike Air Force 1 .

The uppers of this Bespoke feature material from the Woodland patterned BDU shorts, black laces, premium black perforated leather, and 5-Stars for a fitting touch to this camo-based sneaker.

via TBB

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Taking a page out of the limited Nike Dunk SB What The Dunk, DJ Clark Kent designed a pair of Air Force 1 Bespoke calling them “What The F*ck”. DJCK also nicknamed them “Lottery Ticket”, due to the sneakers appearance in the film Lottery Ticket with Bow Wow. As you can see, various colors and materials were used, plus the addition of cross stitching to the toe box is nice.

Via DJCK.

All Day from ATF designed his own Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke inspired by the South Beach color scheme. All Day used leather uppers and a icy translucent sole. It looks like the tongue reads “All Day” in pink, and the addition of pink laces suits them just right.

Via AllDay.

Once again, Nike at 21 Mercer have blessed us with a visually stimulating Bespoke from another satisfied customer. This time, the Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke was designed by Dan Hwang. Hwang’s Bespoke consists of a black/white/yellow colorway, perhaps in appreciation of the Bic Nike Dunk SBs. This shoe has a whole mouthful of materials used: black denim, loopwheeler fleece, and Bulgaro leather, all nicely placed atop a clear MX sole. Let us know if you think Hwang did a swell job that was worth his money.

Via NSW.

The Nike Air Force 1 Bespoke has been dropping in many personalized styles, including this Nike AF1 Bespoke by Brian A. Ruffin at 21 Mercer. These Bespokes definitely take after some Jordans, with its elephant cement print on the back heel panel. The shoe also features a white leather toe area, grey suede side panel, black midsole, black leather swoosh, and icey translucent outsole as most Bespokes sport. The lacelocks are customized to read “3477.” The back heel tab rocks a nice black leather material as well to finish off this shoe.
Via NSW.

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.