The Delta Airlines x Nike Air Force 1 Low Is For Employees Only
Is there anything theNike Air Force 1 Lowcan't do? The timeless 1982 design continues to surprise the sneaker world withcreative conceptsand has just made another special appearance. A collaborativeDelta Airlinesx Nike Air Force 1 Low surfaced and is for sale on Delta's staff site, asreportedon social media by an employee.
Created in celebration of Delta's 100th anniversary, this version of the shoe begins with a white leather upper. From there, gray leather Swooshes are surrounded by a blue outline, matching the blue-on-gray heel tab, as well as the custom Delta 100-branded tongue tag. Delta's red logo embellishes the lateral heel as an embroidered detail while an all-white sole unit completes the sneaker.
For those looking to grab a pair, the Delta Airlines x Nike Air Force 1 Low is said to be available at a price of $150 USD via a private section of Delta Airlines' website, limiting access to staff only. One employee also noted that the shoe will not ship until November 7 and is limited to two pairs per person.
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