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NIKE'S UNIQUE TWIST: "DIRTY" AIR FORCE 1 LOW SNEAKERS REVEALED

Nike flips sneaker expectations with "Dirty Triple White" Air Force 1 Low that becomes cleaner with wear, launching May 7 exclusively on SNKRS app.

image of details Nike's upcoming "Dirty Triple White" Air Force 1 Low sneakers, which feature an innovative design that appears worn when new but becomes cleaner with use. The article covers the release through Nike's .SWOOSH platform, mentions the included toothbrush for cleaning, and notes the May 7 US-only release date via the SNKRS app. The piece provides context about Nike's previous digital-physical crossover releases and explains the concept behind this unconventional approach to the classic silhouette.
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image of details Nike's upcoming "Dirty Triple White" Air Force 1 Low sneakers, which feature an innovative design that appears worn when new but becomes cleaner with use. The article covers the release through Nike's .SWOOSH platform, mentions the included toothbrush for cleaning, and notes the May 7 US-only release date via the SNKRS app. The piece provides context about Nike's previous digital-physical crossover releases and explains the concept behind this unconventional approach to the classic silhouette.
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image of details Nike's upcoming "Dirty Triple White" Air Force 1 Low sneakers, which feature an innovative design that appears worn when new but becomes cleaner with use. The article covers the release through Nike's .SWOOSH platform, mentions the included toothbrush for cleaning, and notes the May 7 US-only release date via the SNKRS app. The piece provides context about Nike's previous digital-physical crossover releases and explains the concept behind this unconventional approach to the classic silhouette.
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image of details Nike's upcoming "Dirty Triple White" Air Force 1 Low sneakers, which feature an innovative design that appears worn when new but becomes cleaner with use. The article covers the release through Nike's .SWOOSH platform, mentions the included toothbrush for cleaning, and notes the May 7 US-only release date via the SNKRS app. The piece provides context about Nike's previous digital-physical crossover releases and explains the concept behind this unconventional approach to the classic silhouette.
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image of details Nike's upcoming "Dirty Triple White" Air Force 1 Low sneakers, which feature an innovative design that appears worn when new but becomes cleaner with use. The article covers the release through Nike's .SWOOSH platform, mentions the included toothbrush for cleaning, and notes the May 7 US-only release date via the SNKRS app. The piece provides context about Nike's previous digital-physical crossover releases and explains the concept behind this unconventional approach to the classic silhouette.
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image of details Nike's upcoming "Dirty Triple White" Air Force 1 Low sneakers, which feature an innovative design that appears worn when new but becomes cleaner with use. The article covers the release through Nike's .SWOOSH platform, mentions the included toothbrush for cleaning, and notes the May 7 US-only release date via the SNKRS app. The piece provides context about Nike's previous digital-physical crossover releases and explains the concept behind this unconventional approach to the classic silhouette.
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image of details Nike's upcoming "Dirty Triple White" Air Force 1 Low sneakers, which feature an innovative design that appears worn when new but becomes cleaner with use. The article covers the release through Nike's .SWOOSH platform, mentions the included toothbrush for cleaning, and notes the May 7 US-only release date via the SNKRS app. The piece provides context about Nike's previous digital-physical crossover releases and explains the concept behind this unconventional approach to the classic silhouette.
Nike
image of details Nike's upcoming "Dirty Triple White" Air Force 1 Low sneakers, which feature an innovative design that appears worn when new but becomes cleaner with use. The article covers the release through Nike's .SWOOSH platform, mentions the included toothbrush for cleaning, and notes the May 7 US-only release date via the SNKRS app. The piece provides context about Nike's previous digital-physical crossover releases and explains the concept behind this unconventional approach to the classic silhouette.
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Nike is set to introduce an unconventional version of its classic Air Force 1 Low through its .SWOOSH platform, which was established in 2022 to bridge the gap between digital and physical experiences while exploring web3 possibilities.

Following last year's releases of the "404 Error" Air Force 1 Low and the retro gaming-inspired "Low Poly" Air Max 1, the Oregon-based company has now created a product that's quickly capturing attention across social media channels.

The upcoming "Dirty Triple White" Air Force 1 Low offers a surprising take on Bruce Kilgore's 1982 design, featuring an upper that actually becomes cleaner with regular wear. Each pair will include a toothbrush in the packaging to help with the cleaning process.

This special edition intentionally sports a worn, dirty appearance when new. According to Nike, as wearers clean and use the shoes, they'll gradually return to a pristine condition—essentially creating a "time machine" effect as the sneakers transform.

The release is currently scheduled for May 7, exclusively available in the United States through the SNKRS app.

image of details Nike's upcoming "Dirty Triple White" Air Force 1 Low sneakers, which feature an innovative design that appears worn when new but becomes cleaner with use. The article covers the release through Nike's .SWOOSH platform, mentions the included toothbrush for cleaning, and notes the May 7 US-only release date via the SNKRS app. The piece provides context about Nike's previous digital-physical crossover releases and explains the concept behind this unconventional approach to the classic silhouette.
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Eric Grischott

Born in Groningen in 1991, Eric Grischott is a linguist with a deep-rooted passion for art, music, and fashion. His academic journey led him to graduate in languages, further enriching his linguistic prowess. His thirst for knowledge and cultural immersion took him abroad, where he gained invaluable experience and insights. Eric’s linguistic expertise is not confined to just theory. He has honed his skills in French and German through specialized DELF and DELE courses, demonstrating his commitment to mastering these languages. His passions extend beyond languages, encompassing the creative realms of art, the rhythmic world of music, and the dynamic sphere of fashion.

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