Nike and Tiffany & Co. confirm rumours of collaboration
by Gabriel Córdoba Acosta
This is how Nike starts 2023, unveiling one of the most surprising collaborations of the moment, its collaboration with the iconic luxury jeweler, Tiffany & Co.
Both paralyzed Instagram as soon as the news was announced. Nobody expected this to happen, although it is true that a few days ago some blurred images of the trainers in question were leaked. We have already said it several times, and it is that in this of the collaborations when the river flows, it carries water. Once again, the rumors have been confirmed by a very reliable source, Nike.
We still don’t know much about this project, except that the box that the Air Force 1 Low that both have designed will come in will be tiffany blue and accompanied by an angelic Swoosh logo in the center of the lid. All indications are that the trainers will likely feature a luxurious grey suede upper that will be complemented by grained leather Swooshes in Tiffany blue. The premium touch of jewelry will be present on the upper of the heels as well.
Stay tuned for updates on when they will be released, but all signs point to a Spring release date. The sneakers will be priced at $400.
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