Nike Air Force 1 Low SE '40 Annversary' - White - UK 13

Nike Air Force 1s generally run true to size for most wearers. However, fit can vary slightly by individual foot shape. If you are unsure, it's often recommended to try them on or consult a size guide.

While the Air Force 1 was originally a basketball shoe, this '07 LV8 casual edition is designed for everyday lifestyle wear, not high-performance sports or running. Its construction prioritizes style and casual comfort over athletic support and flexibility.

For best results, a quick wipe-down after each wear is ideal. A deeper clean with a dedicated sneaker cleaner should be performed as needed, typically every few weeks depending on usage and conditions.

LV8, often pronounced 'elevate,' signifies an updated or enhanced version of the classic Air Force 1 design, often incorporating premium materials, unique colorways, or special detailing, as seen in this 40th Anniversary edition.

The premium leather upper offers some natural resistance to light moisture. However, they are not fully waterproof. We recommend applying a water-repellent spray designed for leather to provide better protection against rain and spills.

The '82-22' motif on the insoles commemorates the 40th Anniversary of the Nike Air Force 1, which was originally released in 1982. The '22' signifies the year of this special edition release.

Leather shoes often require a 'break-in' period. Wear them for short periods initially to allow the material to soften and conform to your foot.

Clean promptly with a dedicated white shoe cleaner or a mixture of baking soda and mild detergent. For persistent yellowing, specialized whitening products may be needed, but use with caution on premium materials.

Creasing is natural for leather shoes. To minimize, use shoe trees when storing and consider applying crease protectors inside the shoe while wearing. Regular moisturizing of the leather can also help.

This can often be caused by the insole rubbing against the sole. Try removing the insole and sprinkling a small amount of baby powder or cornstarch inside the shoe. If it persists, the issue might be internal to the sole unit.

Ensure you are using a secure knot (e.g., a double knot). Over time, laces can fray; replacing them with new, good-quality laces can also solve the issue.