Strictly Fitteds reports about the first collaboration between Nike and New Era on the "AF-1" fitted cap. The collaboration certainly makes sense, as many people wearing the Air Force 1, also wear the classic New Era cap. The cap comes with a 3D embroidery on the front panels and is available in an array of colorways. You will nothave any issue matching them up.
The caps will be released on 22nd of August at the new Nike Sportswear store in Soho.
Nike Sportswear
21 Mercer St.
New York, NY 10013
Check out more colorways of the cap after the jump.

Only a month ago the 112 Pack by Nike and DJ Clark Kent has released. Today we present you another interesting design by the DJ, which is unfortunately only coming as a one off.
"DJ Clark Kent has titled these the “Beijing 2008 And The Winner Is…” Air Force Ones that make use of the metallic trilogy awarded on the medal stand." Via Nicekicks.
Have a look at some more detailed images after the jump.

We were already happy to show you the halfway decent images of both colorways of the Nike Air Force 1 1World by Questlove, aka Air Questo, this afternoon. Now our friends from Kix And The City managed to get some nice images of the red version of the shoe.
So here we go, enjoy! More after the jump.

We just announced a couple of days ago the launch events of the Nike 1World Air Force 1 x ?uestlove (Questlove), also called the Air Questo.
Today we can show you first images of the sneaker, which seems to be coming in two colorways – one featuring a gold toe box matching the Swoosh and the regular version coming with a red toe box. At this point we do not know if they will both be released or how to get hold of the gold version. So, more news on that soon.
For the launch dates check again here.
After the jump more images of the much anticipated Nike Air Questo.

We reported about the launch of the DJ Clark Kent "112 Pack" in collaboration with Nike. Now it is hitting retail and has first arrived at Proper. The pack consists of the Air Max 1, Air Force 1 and the Air Trainer 1. On all three shoes, the iconic elephant print is combined with some 3M and neon yellow detailing.
Proper will release it on the 12th of July. More images after the jump.

The Nike 1World project already saw interesting releases in its first month with Air Force 1’s by Busy P, Nitro Microphone Underground and Rasheed Wallace. The July release seems to be the real banger though. First images of an Air Force 1 designed by artist Kaws started surfacing months ago and rumors in the Internet started on whether it will actually be coming out. Well, it is and very soon.
The Air Force 1 designed by Kaws comes in black and features neon yellow accents on the laces, transparent sole as well as in the form of Kaws cross eyes on the stitching and the tongue tag. A very clean sneaker that will be flying out of the shelves faster than you can look.
After the jump detailed images of the shoe.

The all black Nike Air Force 1 "Birds Nest" inspired by the new Olympic Stadium in Beijing has been released in Japan and images have been circulating ever since the Nike events in Beijing a couple of weeks ago. Today we show you the entire pack, which overall consists of 3 AF1’s.
The Air Force 1 comes in the black/black colorway, but also in black/green and red/navy, both featuring the "Birds Nest" structure on the side panels.
Expect these to come to stores this summer.
Detailed images of all three after the jump.

Two interesting new Nike sneakers have been released at Atmos. For women they got in the Dunk Hi Premium in black with multicolor polka dots on the upper and nice purple lacing. 
Also they have now the Air Force 1 "Birds Nest" in stock, that we presented you first a while back. The sneaker has been modeled after the new Olympic Stadium in Beijing.

After presenting you the first three Nike 1World sneakers in the past couple of weeks, Nike has also launched a dedicated website. In the 1World project, 18 creativesfrom around the world worked on the Nike Air Force 1. So, still 15 to come!

Nitro Microphone Underground got together with Nike once again to work on an Air Force 1. This time they used a digital camo pattern on the upper and the turnout is definitely nice. The colors are a trademark by the brand, as they have used it both in their previous collections and on other collaboration items such as the Burton one a couple of years ago. Via Crooked Tongues.
Make sure to check out the inner sole after the jump.