Since 1982, the year when Bruce Kilgore designed the Air Force 1, which was the first basketball shoe to use Nike Air technology, not much has changed when it comes to the silhouette itself. However, over the decades, Nike Sportswear has decorated the iconic model using different prints and materials. Today, we take a look at its latest Nike Air Force 1 Low “United in Victory” colorway, which is part of a larger collection.

This offering of the Nike Air Force 1 Low is covered in an all-new repeated graphic print featuring a series of “N’s” and “U’s” in Black and White. An elegant Tan tone covers the leather Swooshes and heels with matching tongues, laces, mesh inner lining and insoles. Other details includes Black “N” and “U” branded tongues, Metallic Gold laces dubraes and Swoosh hang tags with a special “United in Victory” message on the inner tongue. The all-over graphic print extends onto the midsole atop a Tan rubber outsole completes the design.

Check out the photos below, and look for the Nike Air Force 1 Low “United in Victory” to release on July 8th at select Nike Sportswear retailers and Nike.com. The retail price tag is set at $130 USD.

In related news, grab a look at the new Nike Air Adjust Force Slides releasing this summer.

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UPDATE 6/25: Grab a look at the official photos of the Nike Air Force 1 Low “United in Victory” below. Expect a release on July 8th.