Quick Facts
- Featuring a base in graphite grey like the tip of a pencil, Bergart’s grade school Air Force colorway adds a marbled paint mix swirling on the side panel Swoosh in pink, orange, brown, and green
- The outsole adds even more swirl of color, with a mix of teal, pink, orange, and more
- The Andrea Bergart x Nike Air Force 1 (GS) will be released Fall 2026
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Sneaker brands have expanded their collaborative outlook beyond the classic tastemakers and boutique retailers. Nowadays, the shoe market includes collabs with movies, restaurants, pop stars, and influencers. Amidst the crowded partnership market, though, artists still reign supreme. For its latest fine art collaboration, Nike has its eye on the youth, with a collection of classic silhouettes designed by NYC-based artist Andrea Bergart.
Flex Your Artistic Muscles
The Andrea Bergart x Nike Air Force 1 (GS) is the second pair from Bergart’s Nike collection that we’ve seen, following first looks at a Dunk Low covered in an all-over graphic print packed with basketball motifs. On the Air Force 1, Bergart keeps the same mix of a basic colored base and bright accents, but switches up the vibe just a bit.
Featuring a base in graphite grey like the tip of a pencil, Bergart’s grade school Air Force colorway adds a marbled paint mix swirling on the side panel Swoosh in pink, orange, brown, and green. The outsole adds even more swirl of color, with a mix of teal, pink, orange, and more. Just like the Dunk pair, a charm bracelet featuring Bergart’s art is strung across the AF1.
Andrea Bergart x Nike Air Force 1 (GS) Release Details
The Andrea Bergart x Nike Air Force 1 (GS) will be released Fall 2026, through Nike and select retailers in-store and online. Available in grade school sizes, the retail price is set at $100. For all the latest Nike artist collab news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.
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