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Nike Air Force 1 Low “Dirty Triple White” Releases May 2025

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Who knew looking worn-out could be a flex? Introducing the Nike Air Force 1 Dirty Triple White—a fresh take on getting dirty.

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This isn’t your average “beaters turn classics” story. Nike cooked up a shoe that starts grimy but wears down to crispy-clean white. Yes, you read that right. The more you trash them, the newer they look. It’s like a reverse aging cream—but for sneakers.

The upper features a pre-distressed finish that slowly reveals a fresh Air Force 1 base. If patience isn’t your strong suit, Nike tossed in a toothbrush to let you scrub off the outer layer faster. Because nothing says sneakerhead like DIY shoe peeling.

The release is part of Nike’s quirky .SWOOSH lineup, which has already given us gems like the “404 Error” and “Our Force 1.” This pair trades pixel themes for patina, but the storytelling stays sharp. It even comes with a “Triple Black” sibling, also rocking the wear-away look.

Nike Air Force 1 Dirty White Release Date

The Nike Air Force 1 “Dirty Triple White” drops May 7, 2025, exclusively on SNKRS in the U.S. Retail is set at $130. Don’t sleep—unless you’re planning to clean them in your dreams.

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Nike Air Force 1 Low “Dirty Triple White”
Color: White/White-White
Style Code: HJ9346-100
Release Date: May 7, 2025
Price: $130

UPDATE 4/30/25: Nike has unveiled official images of the Nike Air Force 1 Dirty Triple White, revealing more of the sneaker’s aged look and layered details. While the worn-in style shown in earlier previews remains, close-ups now show smudged collars, frayed eyelets, toe box scuffs, and distressed stitching beneath the Swoosh. These cosmetic effects enhance the pre-distressed design—your classic Air Force 1 silhouette stays protected underneath. Just don’t scrub too hard—this worn-in sneaker is made to look rugged, not fall apart.

Photos: Brendan Dunne

Mario Briguglio
Mario Briguglio
Founder and Editor in Chief. My passion for sneakers started at age 6 and now I've turned my passion into a profession. Favorite Kicks - Air Jordan 3 "Black Cement"

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