Supreme’s Nike Air Force 1 Low Is Finally Releasing in ‘Baroque Brown’
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Much like its Hanes T-shirts and underwear, Supreme‘s Nike Air Force 1 Low has been a regular fixture since it first launched in 2020. The sneaker regularly restocks through Supreme’s website and physical stores, but less frequent is the addition of a new colorway.
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This week, for the first time, the Supreme AF1 will release in all-brown colorway. Like its three predecessors, the shoe utilizes a single color across its upper and sole unit — broken up only by the small Supreme Box Logo debossed near the lateral heel. Two sets of laces will also come in brown, one with a repeating Supreme word mark and the other sans-logos. Rounding out the flourishes, as always, is a metal Supreme lace dubrae.
Supreme first began stocking its Air Force 1 Low in all-white and all-black colorways in March of 2020, adding a suede “Wheat” version in 2021. “Baroque Brown,” as this new colorway has been nicknamed, marks just the fourth variant overall and the first new addition in two years. Unlike the lighter brown version, this one makes use of leather instead of suede.
The Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Brown” will release this Thursday, Nov. 2, through Supreme’s website and physical stores. Pricing is set at $124 and should you miss out this week, stay patient. The new colorway will almost certainly restock soon.
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