
Supreme Is Releasing New Styles of Nike’s Classic Air Force 1 Sneaker This Season
Supreme is adding some variety to its Nike Air Force 1 offerings for fall 2025.
The New York-based streetwear brand revealed Monday the preview and lookbook for its upcoming fall ’25 collection. Both were nearly devoid of footwear teasers, although the range did include two new looks of the brand’s staple Air Force 1 Low collaboration.
Bolstering the selection of perpetually restocked Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Lows are new black-on-white and white-on-black styles. Both versions of the retro sneaker feature full-grain leather uppers with contrasting Swoosh logos and Supreme branding debossed at the heel. Alternate shoelaces with repeating Supreme branding come packaged with each pair.
The Air Force 1 Low has become a staple of Supreme’s seasonal collections. Its triple-black and triple-white colorways are available throughout the year with consistent restocks. As of 2021, with the introduction of a wheat colorway, Supreme has offered other options including a brown style in 2023 and a duo of Air Force 1 Mids in 2024. Most recently, as part of Supreme’s summer 2025 collaboration with Goodenough, the two brands gave the white Nike Air Force 1 an update with a leopard–print Swoosh logo.

Although the preview didn’t feature other footwear, Supreme has other Nike collaborations that could materialize this season including a five-colorway Nike SB Dunk Low collaboration has yet to release. The partnership between the two brands dates back to 2002 with the release of a Nike SB Dunk Low featuring the Air Jordan 3’s signature elephant print material. To date, Supreme and Nike have collaborated on more than 30 different models including Air Jordans, Air Maxes and Foamposites.
EssilorLuxottica, which purchased the streetwear brand from VF Corporation for $1.5 billion in cash, acquired Supreme in 2024.
An exact release date for the new Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Low styles has not been confirmed, but the sneakers are expected to retail for $124 each.


Originally published by wwd.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
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