Levi’s®, NIGO, and Nike Team Up to Create Their First Triple-Collaboration Sneaker
by Adriano Batista
Levi’s®, the designer NIGO, and Nike have joined forces for their first triple-collaboration sneaker. This project builds on their past apparel collections, reinterpreting the classic Nike Air Force 3 Low through NIGO’s unique perspective.
The design is rooted in history. It draws from the original 1988 Nike silhouette and NIGO’s personal archive of vintage denim. It also takes inspiration from a rare Levi’s® sneaker from the late 1970s. The result is a fusion of three iconic design philosophies from American and Japanese culture.
The sneaker comes in an Olive Gray color. Its upper combines faded denim and textured suede, creating a worn-in look. Key details include the iconic Levi’s® red tab on the right shoe and metallic Swoosh accents. The EVA midsole has a yellowish tint for a vintage feel, while the rubber outsole provides Nike’s signature durability.
The campaign for the shoe features three short films, each placing the sneaker in a different setting (a mechanic’s garage, a fishing trip, a camping scene) to highlight its style and resilience.
The Levi’s® x NIGO x Nike Air Force 3 Low will be available on October 16th through a random drawing on Levi.com and at select Levi’s® flagship stores.
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