Following the recent drop of the Off White Zoom Fly and adding on to Virgil Abloh’s line with sneaker industry beast, Nike, is the release of his anticipated Off White Air Force 1 collaboration. Unlike its 2017 Off White Nike Air Force 1 drop, this release will consist of two colorways rather than one. While the previous colorway was White, this time it will be dropping a pair in Black and another in Volt.

Off White AF1 Black: Seeing Doubles?

If you can recall that you’ve seen Virgil drop a Black AF1 already, you’re not mistaken! In early 2018, Abloh collaborated with the Museum of Modern Art on the MoMA AF1. It’s black leather and comes with a silver metallic Swoosh.

Today it sells for an average prices of $1,255 (with socks) and $1,444 (without socks). Isn’t that weird? You’d think you had to pay more to get the socks, but apparently not.

The high resale price reflects on how limited this pair was. Which is why sneaker-heads who weren’t able to cop it wouldn’t be upset with the black colorway which is due to drop this month.

Off White Nike Air Force 1 – Black & Volt

People all over the world are waiting in anticipation for these colorways to release. Since the unique, deconstructed look is made in limited quantities, it sells out really quick! Many resellers take up the Off White Nike stock because they understand how valuable they can be to resell.

Since the ‘White’ Off-White AF1 is reselling for an average of $798, you can surely expect to see high aftermarket prices on these drops, especially the Volt, which may drop in toddler sizing.

Release Information

According to sneaker leakers, @py_rates, this is the release information:

Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 “Volt”

• Rumored Release Date: December 19, 2018
• Retail Price: $170 USD
• Color: Volt/Cone-Black-Hyper Jade
• Style Code: AO4606-700

Off-White x Nike Air Force 1 “Black”

• Rumored Release Date: December 19, 2018
• Retail Price: $170 USD
• Color: Black/White-Cone-Black
• Style Code: AO4606-001

Look out for these to release at Nike and Nike retailers. Normally, you’d be able to cop Off Whites on some Shopify sites. Luckily, if you have Nike Shoe Bot, you’re covered on that end! Nike Shoe Bot supports a wide range of websites including Shopify sites, Footsites, and more. You can always refer to our Sneaker Copping Starter Kit for everything you need to know about copping sneakers. Keep it locked on our Twitter @NikeShoeBot for updates, giveaways, and more.