The MEDICOM TOY x Nike Air Force 1 “BE@RBRICK” will release on November 14, 2026, celebrating the Japanese toy company’s 30th anniversary. The pair will release alongside matching BE@RBRICK figures dressed in Nike apparel.
Quick Facts
MEDICOM TOY x Nike Air Force 1 “BE@RBRICK”
Color: Sail/White-Pale Yellow
Release Date: November 14, 2026
Style Code: IR1940-101
Price: ¥21,230
Where to Buy: MEDICOM TOY, atmos
MEDICOM TOY and Nike have a long history of working together, dating back to their early Nike SB projects. Some of those releases have become highly sought-after, and the two brands are revisiting their partnership with an Air Force 1. The new pair also takes inspiration from the 2010 MEDICOM TOY Air Force 1, which featured pony hair across its upper.
For this release, the Nike Air Force 1 Low receives a full Sail and Pale Yellow makeover. Long fur covers the upper, giving the shoe a textured appearance that stands out from the usual leather construction. Reinforced stitching separates the panels, while cream-colored laces and a matching tongue label keep the look consistent. A Gold lace dubrae adds a small detail near the bottom lace, with a White midsole and semi-translucent Golden outsole completing the design.
The collaboration also includes matching BE@RBRICK figures wearing miniature Nike Tech outfits. The figures feature a Nike Air Force 1-inspired costume and will be available in 400% and 1000% sizes. This gives collectors another option beyond the footwear release.
More Nike Air Force 1 Low Releases
MEDICOM TOY Nike Air Force 1 BE@RBRICK Release Date
The MEDICOM TOY x Nike Air Force 1 Low “BE@RBRICK” will be released on November 14th, 2026, via MEDICOM TOY and atmos. The retail price is ¥21,230, which comes out to about $133 USD. Currently, a U.S. release has not been announced. Once more details are available, we will update you. For now, scroll below for more photos for a closer look.
Bottom Line
MEDICOM TOY is celebrating 30 years with a special Air Force 1 that revisits the brand’s history with Nike. The shaggy golden upper gives the classic silhouette a completely different appearance, while the matching BE@RBRICK figures make the release even more interesting for collectors. With a Japan-exclusive launch planned, getting a pair outside the region could be difficult.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The partnership dates back to 2002, with several Nike SB Dunk collaborations following in the mid-2000s. MEDICOM TOY also released Air Force 1 collaborations in 2010.
Yes. While the specific number of pairs hasn’t been announced, only two retailers will have them.