[Update 26 Mar 2024] The fragment design x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Triple White” and the shoe’s “Triple Black” counterpart had their exclusive release on 23 March 2024 at ComplexCon Hong Kong. What’s even more exciting is the possibility of a wider release for both pairs later this year. Continue to stay locked in for more updates as they come!

[Update 27 Nov 2023] More images have surfaced, adding to the last update. From what can be discerned, in addition to the two fragment design x Nike Air Force 1 Lows, new apparel hints that the entire lineup is part of a tripartite collaboration between FRGMT, WEEKEND SEQUEL, and Nike, with their branding marking the t-shirts, hoodies, and crewnecks. Stay tuned for more details ascertaining this in the coming days!

[Update 24 Nov 2023] While Nike and Hiroshi Fujiwara remain tight-lipped on any official details, Japanese fashion boutique WEEKEND SEQUEL has unveiled in-store images of the fragment design x Nike Air Force 1 Lows.

While this may hint a potential shock drop, the boutique has now removed the post, leaving fans in suspense. If you happened to be in Tokyo, Japan, head over to the store now and confirm the pairs’ availability in person. Otherwise, sit tight and join us as we await further updates on the collab.

[Update 22 Nov 2023] As expected, there’s an all-black counterpart to the “White” fragment design x Nike Air Force 1 Low that surfaced earlier. Teased once more by Yasunari Miyazaki on Instagram, check out the in-hand look in the gallery above!

Courtesy of GOD SELECTION XXX’s Yasunari Miyazaki, the fragment design x Nike Air Force 1 Low has been unveiled, by way of an in-hand look. The AF1 Low has experienced the ebb and flow of the industry in it’s four-decade history, but none remains as transcendent as its hallmark “Triple White” colorway, now imbued with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s Midas touch.

From what’s discernible, the collaborative pair stays close to its original blueprint in terms of construction, while FRGMT introduces itself through its signature motifs. One is their iconic lightning bolt logo on the lateral heel; with the next on the midsole, taking up significant real estate adjacent to the “AIR” at the rear.

Many have used the AF1 as a canvas for collaboration such as Drake for his rollout of Certified Lover Boy, as well as Travis Scott for his rollout of Utopia. While the aforementioned efforts have generated its own buzz, it might not match the hype that will follow FRGMT’s take on the pair, the originator of the hype machine.

Release details have yet to be announced but they should surface in the coming weeks. Stay tuned for an update at this very page!

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