Key facts
- The retail price for adult sizes is $150.00 USD.
- This product will release on June 30th, 2025.
Nigo and Nike Sportswear are collaborating during the Summer of 2025, launching a Nike Air Force 3 Low using the "Olive Grey" color palette.
Japanese fashion designer Nigo is launching his first collaboration with Nike, choosing the Air Force 3 model during this release, with the pair being inspired by his collection and personal memories. Originally known as a basketball model during the ’80s, the low-top edition takes its color inspiration from Japanese superhero TV shows from that era. A mix of genuine and synthetic leather, glossy patent leather and textile materials comes together in the “Olive Grey/Metallic Pewter/Summit White/Navy/String“ color scheme. The model will be released in unisex sizing, from 35.5 EU to 52.5 EU, at a price of 799 lei. For now the brand has not yet confirmed a release date.
When is Nigo x Nike Air Force 3 Low “Olive Grey” releasing?
The Nigo x Nike Air Force 3 Low "Olive Grey" is releasing during the Summer of 2025 on Nike.com and at select Nike Sportswear partner retailers. For now, the brand has not yet announced an exact release date. However, the pair is part of the Nike Summer 2025 seasonal catalog. We expect to see the pair on shelves starting in April. See the official images below and check the list of partner retailers where you can find the model in stock at the time of release.
On another note, check out the first Nigo x Nike Air Force 3 Low “Blue Void” as well.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the release date?
- The Nigo x Nike Air Force 3 Low "Olive Grey" released on June 30, 2025 during Summer 2025.
- What is the retail price?
- The retail price is $150.00 USD.
Vlad Ciutacu is a writer based in The Hague, Netherlands. He has been working in the footwear industry for more than a decade, with hundreds of pairs in his collection. His favourite models are the Air Jordan 1 and the Nike SB Dunk Low Pro. Find him on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
