Ducks of a Feather and Nike Connect Oregon and Japan With the Air Max 1 "Tokyo"
The ultra-limited 300-pair sneaker marks a rare collaboration with Flight Club.
Summary
- Division Street’s Ducks of a Feather is launching a limited-edition Nike Air Max 1 “Tokyo” in partnership with Flight Club
- The silhouette features a grey-based upper with vibrant multicolor accents and custom Japanese tongue branding
- Only 300 pairs will be available worldwide via a Flight Club raffle system starting June 23, 2026
Nike and Division Street’s Ducks of a Feather program have officially joined forces with consignment pioneer Flight Club to introduce the ultra-limited Ducks of a Feather x Nike Air Max 1 “Tokyo”. Arriving as a cross-cultural tribute that bridges the University of Oregon’s athletic heritage with Japanese sneaker culture, the exclusive drop generates funds to directly benefit Oregon student-athletes.
The rare silhouette features a calming, premium grey-based color palette that draws direct inspiration from Tokyo’s traditional design philosophies of simplicity and meticulous craftsmanship. The neutral foundation is sharply contrasted by vibrant multicolor accents, paying a visual homage to the bright, energetic neon lights of Tokyo’s iconic Shibuya and Harajuku districts.
Further distinguishing the limited-edition pair are storytelling details woven throughout the build. A custom Duck head graphic is prominently placed alongside sophisticated multicolor graphics, which symbolize the diverse backgrounds of the global Ducks family. Additionally, the tongue tags are embroidered with custom Japanese characters that translate to “GO DUCKS.” This launch follows a busy year for the partnership, which has already delivered iterations of the Nike GT Future and the Air Max 95 BB in 2026. To mark the occasion, legendary designer Tinker Hatfield is scheduled to host an exclusive in-store meet-and-greet at Flight Club Tokyo on June 26.
The Ducks of a Feather x Nike Air Max 1 “Tokyo” drops June 28, 2026, exclusively via Flight Club Tokyo, with online and in-store drawings open from June 23 to June 26.
