# What this collection is Nike has dressed the Air Force 1 Low in multiple WNBA-linked colorways using the Jewel Swoosh configuration. The run includes three team-specific pairs — Indiana Fever, New York Liberty, and Las Vegas Aces — plus a separate pair that represents the WNBA itself in orange.
# Design details Each shoe uses the Air Force 1 Low '07 silhouette but swaps the usual oversized leather Swoosh for a smaller Jewel Swoosh on the lateral panels. Team identity is communicated through color and placement of insignia:
- New York Liberty: teal-based palette tied to the franchise's familiar colorway.
- Indiana Fever: dark navy upper for a more muted team look.
- Las Vegas Aces: mostly grey execution that keeps the shoe understated.
- WNBA league pair: an almost entirely orange finish intended to represent the league rather than a single franchise.
All pairs share common touches: team logos placed near the lateral heel, white WNBA branding across the backtabs, and patterned insoles that feature graphics connected to each team.
# Availability and release notes
- Low "WNBA" and the "Indiana Fever" pair are available through the WNBA Store.
- Center but its launch was pushed back.
- Aces edition briefly appeared online before being removed.
# Where to look and what to expect If you want to buy a pair now, check the WNBA Store for the Indiana Fever and the WNBA orange releases. For the New York Liberty and Las Vegas Aces editions, monitor official Nike channels, team retail pages (Barclays Center for New York), and major sneaker retailers for restocks or announced release dates.
Expect the same retail treatments typically used for branded AF1 drops: team logos on heels and specialty insole graphics, plus the Jewel Swoosh construction that alters the shoe's visual balance compared with standard Air Force 1s.
# Quick buying checklist
- Confirm the seller: prioritize WNBA Store or Nike retail partners.
- Check imagery: small Jewel Swoosh, lateral team logo, white WNBA backtab branding, patterned insole.
- Watch release updates: Liberty and Aces pairs have had schedule changes or removals.
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