Supplied by a premier sneaker marketplace dealing with unworn, already sold out, in demand rarities. Each product is rigorously inspected by experienced experts guaranteeing authenticity. In the late 1980s, the popularity of the Air Force 1 had waned, and the only store in New York City that still carried them was Rosie’s Dry Goods in the South Bronx. As a tribute to the store, Nike dropped these limited edition Air Force 1 Supremes for the shoe’s 25th anniversary in 2007. This version of the classic low-top is distinguished by the reflective crocodile pattern on its premium black leather upper and the red strip on the midsole. It also comes with a black leather lining and a red, blue and black rubber outsole as a nod to the stacks of jeans that also lined the walls of the store.
