Red roses are stitched across a black Air Jordan 1 Mid, from the toe box to the heel. Its partner in this drop is the Nike Air Force 1 Low “Patent Pink Swoosh,” a women’s pair done in pink on every single panel.
Two moods, one season. The Jordan goes dark and romantic, while the Force 1 treats pink like a full outfit instead of an accent color. Neither shoe has a price or a firm date yet, so for now the photos carry the whole story. Both pairs lean into one idea and push it as far as it goes.
The roses start at the toe and take over the heel
The upper is matte black, and the roses arrive as red embroidery rather than a print, so the flowers sit raised on the surface. Small blooms dot the toe box first.
Follow the shoe backward and the stitching gets denser, past the lower eyestays and into whole clusters around the collar. The heel is all flowers. Red thread outlines the Swoosh too, then runs in twin lines toward the heel, and a metal Wings logo sits up on the collar.
Zoom in and the small stuff holds up, with a tiny rose stitched under the collar and pin-size blooms scattered across the toe. Every flower is thread.
The tongue is black leather with a red Jumpman on the label, and a second red Jumpman waits on the insole where only the wearer ever sees it.
Underneath, the midsole goes sail, a creamy off-white that keeps the black upper from reading flat against all that red thread. The outsole is plain black. The combo feels vintage next to the red thread, like a card that was never meant to be bright white.
Black, red and cream is a palette that survives February.
Air Jordan 1 Mid “Red Roses”
Matte black upper · Red rose embroidery across the toe box and rear half
Price: TBD
Where to buy: More details at Nike
Air Jordan 1 Mid (Women’s)
Red, Off Noir and White colorway · Women’s sizing
Price: $130.00
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
Pink on the upper, pink on the sole, one silver star
The women’s Air Force 1 Low keeps one color and changes the textures instead, starting with a smooth leather upper in pink. The toe box keeps its perforations. Laces, stitching and mesh lining all match the upper, so nothing breaks the color except the shine on the Swoosh.
That Swoosh is patent leather, glossy enough to catch light even though the color stays the same pink as everything around it. Then come the stars.
A silver star hangs on the lowest lace row of each shoe, and each star carries a tiny Swoosh of its own. Nike Air shows up in a lighter pink on the tongue and insole, then gets stitched onto the heel in the same pale thread. Even the sole commits, cut in a deeper pink than the upper with pale AIR lettering down the side. The heel tab itself is patent pink, so the shine bookends the shoe.
My favorite detail is the star, because everything else on the shoe commits hard to one color. One silver break in a pink wall.
Sizing is women’s only, so know your conversion before drop day.
Flip the shoe over and the pink keeps going, since the outsole is pink too, circles and all. Top to bottom, one color, no white anywhere.
Nike Air Force 1 Low “Patent Pink Swoosh” (Women’s)
All-pink smooth leather upper · Patent leather Swoosh with silver star lace charms · Deeper pink sole
Price: TBD
Where to buy: More details at Nike
Nike Air Force 1 ’07 (Women’s)
White, Pearly and Pink Foam colorway · Women’s sizing
Price: $107.45
Where to buy: Buy on Amazon
The catch is the calendar and the missing prices
The Jordan is a Valentine’s Day 2027 design with no firm date attached, and the pink Force 1 is set for Spring 2027 at Nike and select retailers. Prices are unannounced for both. Both are 2027 problems.
As a gift, the roses do the talking for the Jordan, while the pink pair plays it safer with all color and no homework.
Jordan Brand treats Valentine’s Day like a season now, not a single release, and recent years have stacked full collections around the date. This Mid is the early look. More themed pairs are expected before February. A hairy suede Jordan 14 Low is already part of the same Valentine’s run for women.
The pink pair also opens a bigger Patent Swoosh pack, with more colorways promised and none named so far. If pink isn’t your thing, waiting costs nothing.
The alternative under each section covers the same urge, a red Jordan Mid or a pink-trimmed Force 1, for anyone who hates waiting. Different shoes, same mood. The Jordan alternative runs $130 and the Force 1 alternative $107.45, real prices on real listings you can check right now. The Force 1 alternative is mostly white, so it reads quieter than the full-pink pair. The Jordan alternative ships from Amazon, and the pink-trimmed one comes from a marketplace seller.
Wait for both dates, then grab the pink Force 1 first if your rotation needs color and the roses if it needs drama.
