Nike Air Force 1 Low Colour of the Month "University Blue" DM0576-400

Another month in 2022 means another Colour of the Month Air Force 1 Low colourway! 40 years of AF1 history headlines Nike’s milestones this year, joining the Air Max technology’s 35th anniversary among many others. November 2022’s drop features the Nike Air Force 1 Low Colour of the Month “University Blue”. While Michael Jordan never really wore AF1s during his college days at UNC, the popular University Blue colourway still gets a shout!

An icon today and forever. The Nike Air Force 1 conquered all adversities and became a staple casual option for many sneaker generations. This Colour of the Month edition pays a nod to fresh and new AF1 drops during the 80s. Never hurts to grab a new pair for your collection!

The Nike Air Force 1 is one of the pioneering Nike basketball shoes with impressive features. Released in 1982, the Nike AF1 is the first-ever Nike basketball shoe with Nike Air cushioning. Its unprecedented comfort during its time gave the shoe the edge over hoop shoes from rival brands.

Despite its success, the Air Force 1 took a backseat in 1984, then returned in 1986 thanks to convincing fans. Today, the Nike Air Force 1 Low continues to be a top-selling shoe from Nike. What’s even more impressive is that this became a more popular lifestyle shoe than a basketball shoe.

This Nike Air Force 1 Low Colour of the Month “University Blue” features a University Blue leather base with hints of White. The White laces, Swooshes, and midsole bring a fresh finish to the shoe. Special “Anniversary Edition” labels adorn the tongue, while the toothbrush accessory reminds you to clean the shoe.

Keep an eye out for this pair in November 2022 on the Nike UK website and stay tuned for next month’s entry!

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