This offering of the Nike Air Force 1 features a Sail-colored upper covered in Korean (Hangul) characters embroidered on the toe box and quarter panels that translates to “Just Do It.” Some of those embroidery are dressed in Red, Blue, and Yellow, which is the traditional Korean color spectrum, known as Obangsaek. The theme continues onto the tongue tags and heel strips.

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This offering of the Nike Air Force 1 features a Sail-colored upper covered in Korean (Hangul) characters embroidered on the toe box and quarter panels that translates to “Just Do It.” Some of those embroidery are dressed in Red, Blue, and Yellow, which is the traditional Korean color spectrum, known as Obangsaek. The theme continues onto the tongue tags and heel strips.

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