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Houseflies on Your AF1s? Nike’s Newest Drop Gets Weird in the Best Way

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The Air Force 1 Low gets a buggy twist just in time for the holiday season.

A CLASSIC GETS CREEPY

The Nike Air Force 1 Low is no stranger to a remix — but this one’s a little…unexpected. Meet the “Houseflies” edition, a playful (and kind of gross?) take on the iconic silhouette that’s been buzzing through 2025 with bold new drops.

DETAILS THAT BUG — LITERALLY

Sticking to the classic Summit White/Black palette, this version brings in texture with a tumbled leather upper. But what really sets it apart are the housefly graphics — embroidered, printed, and stamped all over. You’ll spot them on the heel, tongue tag, midsole, and even clinging to the metallic dubrae.

To finish it off, a translucent sole gives the shoe an added layer of visual intrigue — all while tying back to the insect-inspired theme.

HERE’S WHAT WE KNOW

  • Model: Nike Air Force 1 Low “Houseflies”
  • Colorway: Summit White/Black
  • SKU: IM3081-100
  • Price: $130 USD
  • Release: Holiday 2025
  • Where: Nike SNKRS + select retailers

No official release date yet, but it’s expected to land just in time for the holidays. Whether you’re into the weird-factor or just love a unique twist on a classic, this one’s worth keeping an eye on.

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