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Brand: Kith x Nike

Model: Air Force 1 “Tokyo”

Key Features: Taking inspiration from the Japanese flag, Kith’s Air Force 1 features a premium white leather upper that is stacked with details. These include a red velvet lining and red embroidered mini Swoosh at the toe, as well as a tongue label that merges Kith branding with the Japanese flag. The quarter panels are debossed with Kith’s monogram logo, while the sole unit is given a pre-aged, vintage beige finish. Special Kith Air logos are printed on the insoles and heel tab.

Release Date: July 4

Price: JPY15,000 (approximately $140)

Buy: In-store only at Kith Tokyo

Editor’s Notes: To celebrate the opening of the latest Kith store in Shibuya, Tokyo, Ronnie Fieg is dropping a pair of Japan-exclusive Kith x Nike Air Force 1s. Images of the sneaker have existed for some time now, as have rumors of an expansion into Japan. The store, which is located in Miyashita Park, opens on July 4. The collaborative sneakers will only be available in-store at the opening. Fieg has promised that the sneakers will never release online or in any other store, as he says he was inspired by the Japanese exclusive Air Force 1s that dropped in the early ’00s.

Kith Tokyo is open on an appointment-basis for the time being. The store’s hours are 11am to 1pm local time.

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