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Tiffany & Co. and Nike are collaborating on a pair of black and robin’s egg-blue shoes, dubbed the Tiffany & Co. x Nike Air Force 1 1837.
Nike announced its collaboration with Tiffany & Co. on Instagram, posting a Tiffany-colored shoe box adorned with the Nike Swoosh logo.
Tagging the jewelry brand, it wrote "a legendary pair. Coming soon."
The Nike x Tiffany & Co. Air Force 1 1837 will be available in March. They can be adorned with Tiffany's distinctive sterling silver accessories.
Tiffany, a manufacturer of fine jewels, has entered the footwear market for the first time with these $400 unisex sneakers.
