Nike Air Force 1 Low Celebrates the Year of the Dragon

Take an official look at the AF1 “Chinese New Year” colorway for 2024.

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Leading into the new year, Nike is gearing up for the Year of the Dragon celebrations. Adding to the classic Nike Air Force 1 Low, the shoe gets a “Chinese New Year” iteration for 2024.

The special edition sees the classic low-top dressed in white, photon dust, pale vanilla and pink color scheme. Most of the shoe is in a clean white leather upper make with perforations for breathability. Scale-like textures hit the heel tab to pay homage to the Year of the Dragon while other noteworthy accents include a jeweled Swoosh and a semi-translucent gradient AF1 rubber sole. On the insole is the Chinese character for dragon infused with the Nike Swoosh.

Look out for the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Chinese New Year” arriving at select retailers and online at Nike for Spring 2024.

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