A recent look at the Dunk Low revealed an experimental version of the classic model. Now Nike is focusing on its 1980s sibling in the Air Force 1 Low, adding a patchwork of unique materials and an array of accessories to give the silhouette a new identity.

The upper shape is consistent with the Air Force 1 Low, but an eclectic mix of surfaces achieves a patchwork-style aesthetic. It all starts with basic flat leather, but jersey mesh, ballistic nylon and crinkle leather have been welded together to achieve the classic AF1 layering. Add to that a lace dubrae, oval tongue logo and chain link heel tab in a bright hot pink, with a hit of Miami teal on the tail of the Swoosh on the medial side.

This Air Force 1 definitely brings some distinct uniqueness to the Air Force 1 Low, and we suspect this treatment on other NSW classics such as the Blazer and possibly newer options like the Air Max Pre-Day and more. Check out official images ahead and stay tuned for a release on Nike.com.