TLDR: The Nike Air Force 1 Low “White Lotus” stays true to the classic triple-white look, but gains significantly more character thanks to pink accents, reptile-inspired textures and an icy outsole. It also features special laces and small accessories. The release is scheduled for autumn 2026, with a retail price of €130. With the Air Force 1 Low “White Lotus”, Nike shows that a white AF1 doesn’t have to be boring. The base is deliberately kept clean and classic, whilst small material and colour details give the trainer a significantly more premium and playful look.
The upper is made of smooth white leather. The Swooshes stand out thanks to a reptile-inspired texture, which also reappears on the heel tabs. There’s also pink Nike Air branding there, whilst a small pink Swoosh in the forefoot area adds further colour to the design.
Lotus pink details also feature on the tongue and insoles. Inside, Nike has opted for pink, speckled graphics that are slightly reminiscent of the well-known safari pattern. To match, the trainers come with an alternative pair of speckled laces, in case you want to wear the look a bit more boldly.
Other extras include a metallic lace dubrae with an iridescent Swoosh and a round Nike hangtag. An all-white midsole keeps the colourway clean, whilst the transparent, icy outsole provides the finishing touch of contrast.
As always, you can find all the information on shops, available sizes and potential restocks at Grailify – it’s particularly worth checking out the confirmed retailers for women’s exclusives 😉
When is the Nike Air Force 1 Low “White Lotus” releasing?
The Nike Air Force 1 Low “White Lotus” is set to launch in autumn 2026. An exact release date has not yet been confirmed, but the drop is expected to take place in the coming weeks.
Where can I buy the Nike Air Force 1 Low “White Lotus”?
You’ll likely be able to get your hands on the trainers via Nike and at selected Nike retailers. The retail price is €130. Be sure to check Grailify to keep track of the exact release date, confirmed retailers and potential restocks.