The widely beloved Nike Air Force 1 sneakers will receive a special limited-edition twist called Sushi Force 1, in collaboration with famed Japanese restaurant Nobu.
Lovers of Japanese cuisine and Nobu restaurants finally have a suitable casual-wear sneaker for when dining at the Beverly Hills outpost. The classic white sneakers loved by many are are getting a special signage in collaboration with Nobu Matsuhisa of Nobu restaurant. In this co-design with Chris Stamp of Stampd clothing, the iconic ‘Triple White’ Air Force 1 is getting a ‘Beverly Hills Sushi Club’ logo on the heels and tongue tags, and ‘SF-1’, ‘Stampd,’ and ‘Matsuhisa’ printed on the shoelaces. A nod to the chef and one of the restaurant’s most beloved locations, the collaboration is an interesting tie that brings together a growing millennial audience that enjoys fine dining yet still wears sneakers.
Nike and Nobu team up for the Sushi Force 1 sneakers
Although the new model doesn’t include glaring changes, the Nobu x Nike Air Force 1 Low ‘Sushi Force 1’ sneaker collaboration will predictably garner huge attention, especially given the growing number of Nike and Nobu fans.
The Sushi Force 1 will be sold at USD195 (approx. SGD261) exclusively on Sushi Club. The release date is yet to be announced.
(Main and featured image: @chrisstamp)
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