Brown Nike Air / Supreme x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Baroque Brown”

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In 2020, they decided to create a recurring release of Air Force 1 Lows with all-black and all-white colorways stamped with a red Supreme box logo at the heel.

Since then, the pairing has restocked both colorways numerous times and added a “Wheat” colorway into the mix in 2021. Supreme is reportedly dressing the Bruce Kilgore-designed classic in a new, “Baroque Brown” colorway. The earth tone will wrap what will likely be a nubuck-dominant construction, whose heel will surely feature the Box Logo in a bright red.

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Additionally, the pair will most likely feature Supreme’s ubiquitous box logo on the heel tab and insoles.
Like the NY-based streetwear label’s “White” and “Black” colorways that have been dropping in recent seasons, this makeup opts for a tonal presentation and utilizes its titular shade to cover the smooth leather uppers, tongues and bottoms. That debossed red BOGO on the heel (which pairs surprisingly well with the shoe’s coco hue) and Supreme identification adjoined to the Nike branding on the insole, the tongue label and the metal dubrae. Plus, a set of Supreme-patterned laces, all packed inside a dual-branded box.