Nike Partners With Tiffany & Co. For Nike Air Force 1 Low Collaboration

Words by Retail Bum

Nike Joins Forces With Tiffany & Co. For Nike Air Force 1 Low Collaboration
Nike Joins Forces With Tiffany & Co. For Nike Air Force 1 Low Collaboration

Nike has officially teased an upcoming collaboration for Tiffany & Co. x Nike Air Force 1 Low on Instagram.

The sportswear giant shared a preview of the team-up with a simple image featuring a Tiffany blue shoebox with an angelic Swoosh logo in the middle.

The collaboration follows the tremendous success the duo experienced back in 2005 with the launch of Diamond Supply Co. x Nike SB Dunk Low “Tiffany.” In addition, the convergence of streetwear and high-end labels has created a strong appetite for this type of collaboration in the sneakerhead community.

According to leaked images of the Tiffany & Co. x Nike Air Force 1 Low collab, the shoes will be styled with a gray suede upper and pebbled leather Swooshes in Tiffany blue. In addition, Tiffany’s premium branding will likely appear on the heels.

The shoes are set to launch in spring 2023 at a price point of $400.

Photo(s) credit: Nike & Tiffany & Co.

MUST READS
Shein Files for US IPO With Plans To Go Public in 2024

Shein Files for US IPO With Plans To Go Public in 2024

Fast fashion giant Shein has confidentially filed for an initial public offering (IPO) in the U.S., the latest sign of its ambitions to expand its global reach. The company’s effort to go public comes at a time when the U.S. stock market has seen a

Online Black Friday Sales Reach a Record $9.8B

Online Black Friday Sales Reach a Record $9.8B

U.S. consumers spent a record $9.8 billion online on Black Friday, up 7.5% from a year ago, with more price-conscious consumers shopping online for price comparison and to score the best deals, Adobe Analytics’ latest data shows. This year’s Black Friday shopping craze reflects consumers’

Footlocker Raises Forecast, Shares Jump 16 Percent

Footlocker Raises Forecast, Shares Jump 16 Percent

Foot Locker has raised its annual forecast on the heels of strong Thanksgiving week sales and continued progress on its growth plan. The company saw strong online and in-store sales and an increase in the total amount shoppers spent and the number of products they

No more posts to show, explore other topics:

Retail

Fashion

Beauty

Ecommerce

Marketing