Over the last few decades, the Nike Air Force 1 Low has gone through a number of modifications since its debut in 1983. The low-top counterpart to Bruce Kilgore's original high-top design has emerged in several interesting outfits, with current versions sporting archival logos across the sockliner, toe, nose area and spines. Continuing the model's recent string of releases, Nike is set to launch an "Orange Label" version of the Air Force 1 Fake Shoes.

This "Orange Label" Nike Air Force 1 Low comes dressed in a Sail leather upper with perforations on the toe and side panels. Other details on the shoe include the Orange Swoosh logos on the lateral and medial sides and the Nike Air branding on the tongue labels.

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