CardVault by Tom Brady Crafted Eight Pairs of This Custom Air Force 1 Low
PublishedQuick Facts
- Tom Brady's card shop, CardVault by Tom Brady, has created a custom pair of AF1s to celebrate its new store opening in Century City
- The pair features custom branding for the company on top of a standard white-on-white Air Force 1
- Only eight pairs were created
This content may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase through these links, we may earn a commission.
If you haven’t noticed, the trading card market is experiencing a major boom. A ton of money is circling the hobby, with athletes, billionaires, influencers, and your cousin all trying to get in on the latest fad in the collectibles community. Even Tom Brady, the legendary NFL quarterback, has entered the market with his business CardVault by Tom Brady, which just opened its 18th physical location with a new storefront in Century City. To celebrate the launch of the latest store, the company commissioned eight custom pairs of Air Force 1 Lows.
CardVault by Tomy Brady Nike Air Force 1 Low Custom
Keeping in line with Brady’s former boss, Patriots owner Robert Kraft, and his love for the Air Force 1, CardVault by Tom Brady keeps it simple on the custom pair by adding some minor touches to a pair of classic white-on-white Forces. The Swoosh is rendered in a light black shade, with CardVault by Tom Brady logos done in a grey monogram throughout. The company’s logo is then stamped on the lateral heel just above the color-matched “AIR” text on the sole unit.
CardVault also stamped its logo atop the stitched Nike Air symbol on the tongue tag, but left the embroidered Nike Air logo on the heel untouched. Aside from these additions, the rest of the shoe is kept OG, using white leather across the paneling, matching white laces, and a white sockliner. Finishing the custom is a white midsole with the aforementioned touch-up on the “AIR” text.
Is the CardVault by Tom Brady Air Force 1 Low Custom Releasing?
Unless you’re Tom Brady or one of the CardVault employees, you won’t be able to get your hands on the custom AF1s. Only eight pairs were made, but maybe you can trade a high-value sports card for a pair. Check below for exclusive images of the sneaker, and download the Sole Retriever mobile app for updates on the latest happenings in the sneaker world.
Sneakerhead from South Florida who turned his passion into a career. When not writing for Sole Retriever, I enjoy watching films and discovering music. Follow me on Letterboxd @nickvlah For tips, reviews, or any shoes in a size 13, email nick@soleretriever.com
