Nike’s Morse Code Branding Appears on a Croc Leather Air Force 1

Nike is sending us secret messages this season with their Morse Code collection. The series delivers classic models with premium construction and materials. This week, the Air Force 1 has joined the project, bearing a green crocodile leather build. Nike is tapping into secret-code energy with its new “Morse Code” collection, taking clean heritage silhouettes […] The post Nike’s Morse Code Branding Appears on a Croc Leather Air Force 1 appeared first on JustFreshKicks.

Nike is sending us secret messages this season with their Morse Code collection. The series delivers classic models with premium construction and materials. This week, the Air Force 1 has joined the project, bearing a green crocodile leather build.

Nike is tapping into secret-code energy with its new “Morse Code” collection, taking clean heritage silhouettes and embedding them with subtle storytelling. Think dim suede uppers, fold-over tongues that nod to football boots, and dot-dash patterns on the heel and insole spelling out “NIKE.” So far, the collection includes the Cortez, Total 90 III and Killshot 2. Each shoe blends vintage sportswear feels with a modern hidden-message twist. This week, another model has joined the series, the Air Force 1 Low.

The series of Morse code-branded sneakers from Nike has largely focused on heritage silhouettes done up with a formal twist. Each pair takes on a premium look, like the Killshot and Cortez’s tonal colorways and high quality leather construction. The Air Force 1 for the collection takes somewhat of an unexpected turn, donning a crocodile leather texture for its Morse edition. The upper comes in a smooth olive green shade, framed in black along the soles, tongues, and inner lining. That lining also comes in leather for an added air of luxury, while the Morse branding appears on the outer heels and sockliners.

NIKE AIR FORCE 1 “MORSE CODE” RELEASE INFORMATION

Nike’s new series of sneakers with Morse code branding have slowly been releasing this season, though no date for the Air Force 1 has been announced. Dressed in a luxurious green crocodile leather with a leather lining and special branding, pairs will likely be available from both Nike and select retailers. Pricing for this special pair is unknown.

Nike Air Force 1
Color: Green
Release Date: 2025

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