JDFOOT Tell You The 2002 Nike Air Force 1 Low West Indies Returns This Fall

JDFOOT Tell You The 2002 Nike Air Force 1 Low "West Indies" Returns This Fall

As a basketball sneaker, the replica Nike Air Force 1 Low has been beaten by other claims on the market for decades. However, since 1983, the silhouette has been unrivaled in serving as a reference point for different cultures, hobbies, activities and more.

In 2002, Bruce Kilgore's iconic design arrived in the West Indies with a straightforward, yet fresh design. The cluster of 13 independent island nations and 18 dependencies and other territories includes Haiti, Jamaica and Barbados, all of which have large diasporas in New York City. The 20-year-old replica Nike Air Force 1 wears a predominantly white outfit with vibrant green accents on the outsole, lining and upper heel. However, "WEST INDIES" and the embroidered palm tree pattern on the heel are the highlights of the shoe, paying homage to the communities that helped popularize Kilgore's creations in Brooklyn and beyond. There's a good chance the sneakers will return in the fall to coincide with the West India Day parade on Monday, September 5th.

Get an early look at the shoes above, courtesy of Twitter user @US_11, and wait for the official replica Nike SNKRS release details as September approaches. A pair of original images from 2002 from eBay and found on the front.

For more swoosh-branded footwear, check out all upcoming replica Nike Air Jordan 1 styles.

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