Nike Air Force 1 Low x Off White The Ten

Virgil Abloh's deconstructed AF1

The Nike Air Force 1 Low x Off-White "The Ten" is Nike’s most recognizable shoe reimagined through the lens of Virgil Abloh. The upper is constructed from semi-translucent mesh combined with leather panels, which creates the "Ghosting" effect where the underlying structure shines through the top layer. The Swoosh is stitched on with thick, intentionally visible thread, a red zip-tie hangs from the laces, and typographic prints run along the sides. All these elements are the signature of "The Ten" collection and the reason this model is recognizable without even looking at the tag. Underneath, classic Air cushioning is at work.

How they fit and what size to choose

The Air Force 1 has always been built wide and flat, and this version is no exception. Available sizes range from 40 to 46. If you have narrow feet, you will need to tighten the laces more, and those between sizes usually fare better with the smaller one. Before you decide, measure your foot and check the size guide. At 24,999 PLN, this is not a pair you want to return due to being off by half a size. You can try on part of our offering at our partner store, SneakersJoint, in Wrocław at Odrzańska 15.

How to wear them

This model works best as the only bold element of an outfit: simple black or grey trousers, a neutral top, and nothing else competing for attention. The semi-translucent upper reacts to the color of your socks, so this is a detail that genuinely changes the look of the entire pair and is worth playing with consciously. We have gathered the remaining silhouettes from this collaboration under Nike x Off-White shoes, classic versions of the model can be found in Nike Air Force 1, and current arrivals go to new arrivals.

Verification before listing

Before a pair reaches the store, it undergoes an inspection: box, product code, stitching, gluing, and sole. We do not sell replicas. You have 14 days to return, with the return shipping cost at the customer's expense. Everything else is explained in the FAQ.