Nike unveils another design iteration of the iconic Air Force 1 Low sneaker model in a Archaeo Brown colorway for the season. This palette takes bright University Gold as the accenting highlights, delivering a dual tonal visual.
The very top of the shoe is a bold design, with a yellow nylon tongue that is paired with a ripstop pull tab, elastic drawstring, and tonal laces for optimal adjustment. The upper is made from a thick foam that is complete in the Archaeo Brown hue over a clear wrap for a glossy coating. It is entirely accented with branding that nods to 'Air Force 1.' Additional designs include the thin "N. 354" logo that is seen on the swoosh, the white sticker at the heel, and yellow midsoles.
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Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Glossy Coating Sneaker Design
- There is an opportunity to create new sneakers with a glossy coating for added visual appeal.
- Archaeo Brown Colorway Trend
- Designers and manufacturers can take advantage of the popular Archaeo Brown colorway in their sneaker lines.
- Dual Tonal Visual Trend
- Sneaker companies can create more designs with dual tonal visuals to provide customers with more options.
Where This Applies
- Athletic Footwear Industry
- Sneaker companies within the athletic footwear industry can incorporate glossy coating, Archaeo Brown colorway, and dual tonal visuals within their products.
- Fashion Industry
- The fashion industry can take inspiration from this sneaker design trend to incorporate glossy coatings, dual tonal visuals and the Archaeo Brown colorway in their fashion designs.
- Manufacturing Industry
- Manufacturing companies can innovate the production process of sneaker designs, including the incorporation of unique coating technologies and materials.
