Nike AF1 Mid Graffiti c/o Off-White™ drop
by Adriano Batista
Off-White is thrilled to unveil the next chapter in Virgil Abloh’s enduring legacy with the exclusive drop of the Air Force 1 Mid Graffiti. Honoring 40 years of AF1 style, Abloh’s visionary perspective breathes new life into this legendary silhouette, while staying rooted in the community that rallied to preserve its iconic status.
The Air Force 1 Mid Graffiti pays homage to the vibrant spirit of the 2000s—think rap videos and airbrush art—channeling the essence of vintage AF1 and the rich tapestry of American regional culture that helped shape its identity.
Crafted from premium ICA leather, these shoes feature a striking blue graphic on the lateral foxing and a white airbrush-style grim reaper graphic, reminiscent of street tags. The rubber soles boast a visible air bag on the side, while the top end showcases an exaggerated spike pattern and rubber pieces on the forefoot and midfoot, unveiling a captivating “Gobstopper” color reveal concept.
The exclusive Air Force 1 Mid Graffiti c/o Off-WhiteTM is now available for purchase online at Off-WhiteTM stores worldwide, Farfetch, and on the Chinese platform Tmall.
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