Stash x Nike Air Force 1 Low Returns Holiday 2024

The Stash x Nike Air Force 1 Low will return during the Holiday 2024 season. The new iteration will differ slightly from the original launch and retail for $160.

Stash and Nike Sportswear have a long history of collaboration, but when it comes to one of the greatest, the Stash x Nike Air Force 1 Low might be at the top of the list. Stash is a graffiti artist from Brooklyn, New York, and has worked on the Air Force 1 and Air Max lines. However, his classic color scheme on the Air Force 1 Low will return in 2024, but with a twist. The shoes will also launch alongside the Stash x Air Max 95.

The original release of the Stash x Nike Air Force 1 Low took place in 2006, and the color blocking resembled his collaboration on the Air BW in 2002. The shoes were limited upon its debut and only available at NORT/Recon stores in New York and San Francisco.

The 2024 release of this Nike Air Force 1 Low by Stash comes dressed in a Soft Grey, Varsity Royal, and Harbor Blue color scheme. This pair will have Harbor Blue on the base, toe box, tongue, and Nike Air heel branding. Next, Varsity Royal appears on the heel, panels, midsole, outsole, eyestays, and laces. The build is constructed with materials to combat the colder months. It features nylon on the base and a textile design that is expected to be water-resistant.

The shoes will also come with special packaging. The outside of the box resembles Nike’s from the mid-2000s. However, on the inside, it comes with Stash’s graffiti.

Stash Nike Air Force 1 Low 2024 Release Date

The Stash x Nike Air Force 1 Low will be released during the Holiday 2024 season at select Nike Sportswear retailers and online via Nike.com. This means a release will occur between October and December 2024. The retail price is $160. Once we have more details, we will make sure to update you.

While not a 1-of-1 retro, fans of Stash’s work can appreciate the new look of his Nike Air Force 1 Low. Mostly, the pair will resemble the 2006 release, but these minor changes will keep those who own the OG pair happy while connecting new fans to his work.

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Update (8/29/24): Here is a first look at the 2024 Stash x Air Force 1 Low via horhead_sales. As you can see, the shoes differ from the rendering we provided. Nike had plans to make a new design, but it appears to have returned to the 2006 blocking.

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