Steven Victor has confirmed a firm release date for the Victor Victor x Nike Air Force 1 Low "University Red." It's set to drop September 12th for $150, part of a five-colorway collaboration with his record label.
The stock is limited at just 646 pairs. That number nods to New York City's 646 area code, which was introduced back in 1999. It ties the release directly to Victor Victor's hometown roots, giving the drop a bit of extra meaning beyond just the colorway itself.
Red leather covers almost the entire upper, paired with a clean white Swoosh and matching white midsole. Also a black outsole grounds the build, keeping the color scheme simple and direct. The collection's signature dog logo shows up stitched on the lateral heel too. Multicolored details also appear on the outsole, representing the other colorways in the wider release.
This pair follows the Victor Victor x Nike Air Force 1's earlier debut, which first surfaced on Victor Wembanyama during the NBA Finals. Since then, the collaboration has picked up hype.
LeBron James, DJ Khaled, and Odell Beckham Jr. have all been spotted in various colorways ahead of their official release, helping build buzz before anything even hit shelves.
Victor Victor x Nike Air Force 1 “University Red
"University Red" isn't dropping alone either. Court Purple, Yellow Zest, and Black/White versions are all scheduled for that same September 12th date. Each one is priced at $150, with its own individual style code attached.
The Nike Air Force 1 '01 shape anchors the entire collection. It brings back the build and extra padding that defined the model's early-2000s run. Color blocking across the project also pulls from Nike's 1985 Be True to Your School series, giving each pair a shared visual thread despite the different tones.
The first time Victor Victor and Nike worked together was back in 2024. They dropped a clean, all-white Air Force 1 with the dog logo stitched on the heel.
Overall with 4 colorways all landing the same day, September 12th is shaping up to be a packed release across the board.
