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Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Brooklyn” – DX1419-300
The Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 Low “Brooklyn” is the green iteration of Virgil Abloh’s museum-inspired Air Force 1 series, following the “MCA” in University Blue and the “Lemonade” in University Gold. Released on September 13, 2022 via SNKRS, this edition was created in conjunction with Abloh’s “Figures of Speech” exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum, continuing his exploration of communication through design .
Key Features
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Silhouette: Nike Air Force 1 Low (Bruce Kilgore’s original 1982 design)
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Collaboration:Â Off-White x Nike
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Colorway:Â Light Green Spark / Metallic Silver / Light Green SparkÂ
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Upper:Â Vibrant Light Green Spark leather across the entire upper; Metallic Silver Swooshes with black zigzag stitchingÂ
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Signature Details: Exposed foam tongue; Helvetica text printed on the medial side; “AIR” stamped on the lateral midsole; green plastic zip tieÂ
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Cushioning:Â Nike Air cushioning in the midsole
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Fit: Men’s sizing
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Style Code:Â DX1419-300
Size Note:Â The Air Force 1 Low generally fits true to size for most wearers. For wider feet or those who prefer a roomier fit, going up half a size is recommended.
Why the Air Force 1 Low “Brooklyn”
The “Brooklyn” holds a specific place in Abloh’s Air Force 1 lineage. Each colorway in this series was tied to a museum exhibition—Chicago’s MCA, Boston’s ICA, and finally the Brooklyn Museum—and each took a single, bold color and applied it across the entire leather upper . The “Brooklyn” is the green chapter, and its Light Green Spark finish makes it one of the most visually striking entries in the series.
What sets the “Brooklyn” apart from the wider Off-White x Nike catalog is its materiality. Unlike the deconstructed synthetic builds of “The Ten,” this edition uses a premium leather construction, applying Abloh’s signature details—the exposed foam, the Helvetica text, the zip tie—to a more traditional Air Force 1 base . The result is a sneaker that feels both archival and disruptive, a classic silhouette transformed by a single, confident color choice.
Released via SNKRS Draw on short notice, the “Brooklyn” was never a wide release, and it has remained one of the more sought-after Off-White Air Force 1s since its drop . For collectors, the DX1419-300 represents a specific moment in Abloh’s career—the point at which his collaborations became institutional, narrative-driven, and genuinely scarce.
