Nike’s Valentine’s Day Air Force 1 Collection Continues in Two-Tone Pink
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- Starting with pale pink leather on the toe, tongue, and heel panels, the toebox and side panels switch to a deep hot pink shade for a perfect two-tone contrast.
- The midsole adds a third pink in bubblegum, with more pale pink on the laces and hot pink on the heel tab.
- The Nike Air Force 1 Low Valentine’s Day Hearts doesn’t have a retail price or release date yet.
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Every holiday has a signature color. From the orange and brown of Thanksgiving and the red and green of Christmas to the green of St. Patrick’s Day and, of course, the red and pink that make Valentine’s Day so lovey-dovey. After combining the two colors in as many ways as possible for Cupid’s birthday last year, Nike is back with a few new arrows in the same iconic colors.
As Much Pink as Possible
The Nike Air Force 1 Low Valentine’s Day Hearts is the third pair previewed from 2027’s February celebration. Keeping up last year’s Air Force 1 holiday collection, a triple-white AF1 is covered in rows of hearts, while a new theme brings a box of candy to a see-through Swoosh. Last but not least, Nike is adding a bit of classic color.

Starting with pale pink leather on the toe, tongue, and heel panels, the toebox and side panels switch to a deep hot pink shade for a perfect two-tone contrast. The midsole adds a third pink in bubblegum, with more pale pink on the laces and hot pink on the heel tab. Last but not least, a plush pink Nike heart accessory makes a perfect keychain gift for your significant other.
Nike Air Force 1 Low Valentine’s Day Hearts Details
The Nike Air Force 1 Low Valentine’s Day Hearts doesn’t have a retail price or release date yet, but with Valentine’s Day already on the calendar, expect this pair to hit retail a few weeks or so before February 14, 2027. For all the latest Nike holiday drop news, download the Sole Retriever App.

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