Yesterday, we gave you a look at the whole Nike Sportswear Black History Month pack, as well as the first shot of the Zoom KD IV BHM. Today, take a look at the whole set together, the best way I can imagine to compare against one another. Each incorporate this year’s signature multi-colored BHM print in a different way, placing it against black and grey. Hit the jump for individual photos of each, and look for the Nike Black History Month pack to launch February 11th.

Well we’ve shown you the Nike Basketball Black History Month pack, featuring fantastic takes on the Nike Zoom KD IV BHM, Nike Zoom Kobe VII BHM and Nike LeBron 9 BHM, and today we can unveil the entire Nike Sportswear Black History Month shoe and apparel collection. The stars will definitely be the shoe, with NSW opting for three of their most iconic silhouettes — the Air Max 1, Air Force 1 and Blazer — as well as one of their newer (but no less great) silhouettes — the Huarache Free 2012. That being said, the apparel certainly isn’t anything to scoff at, with NSW including an absolutely perfect hooded Destroyer jacket, alongside a t-shirt and snapback hat. Hit the jump for looks at everything, and stick with NB for further details. Photos via modern-notoriety.com

2012 marks the 30th anniversary of a basketball — and more so streetwear — icon: the Nike Air Force 1. While Nike Sportswear likely has some real heat planned to mark the occasion, we haven’t seen any anniversary-celebrating pairs yet besides the Year of the Dragon edition. Today, however, we get a good look at a round of Nike Air Force 1 30th Anniversary t-shirts, celebrating the silhouette as well as its impact on popular culture. Hit the jump for looks at all five. Photos via sneakerfreaker.com

Two of Nike’s most iconic concepts meet on February 1st, with the Air Force 1 iD getting elephant print customization options beginning that day. NIKEiD.com will be limited to only 750 pairs, beginning at midnight on the 1st, which will likely be exhausted within minutes. However brick-and-mortar NIKEiD studios, such as at the newly opened Nike Portland store, will feature the elephant options throughout February. Hit the jump for a full gallery of two examples of elephant print-adorned Air Force 1 iD’s.

Continuing the popularity of the workboot-themed AF1′s we’ve seen sporadically since 2010, here’s the latest look at the Nike Air Force 1 Mid ‘Workboot’ Cargo Khaki/Cargo Khaki. Sporting a rugged olive leather upper with contrast white stitching, the shoe gets the boot treatment by way of the metal reinforced eyelets and round, boot-style laces. Hit the jump for plenty more photos (the shoe is now available in Europe), and stick with NB for any news on a US release. Photos via sneakersnstuff.com

After months of anticipation, the Nike Air Force 1 ‘Year of the Dragon’ release date is finally almost upon us, scheduled for tomorrow, January 14th, at select Tier Zero accounts. Celebrating the year of the Chinese zodiac that begins in just under two weeks, the shoe goes for a black texile upper with satin dragon graphics throughout, while a scaly black leather Swoosh and white sole finish off the look. Constructed with premium materials and coming in a special packaging, this one is expected to go very quickly and is not expected to be available online, except by secondary sellers. And if you’re more into camouflage-printed, less expensive AF1′s, check out the other pairs releasing tomorrow.

Nike Air Force 1 Supreme I/O TZ
Black/Black
Style #: 516630-090
01/14/2012
$200

Not a ton of drops are hitting stores this weekend, however the few that are will spell a HUGE AF1 day. The Nike Air Force 1 Camo release date is set for tomorrow, joining the Air Force 1 ‘Year of the Dragon’ at retailers. Unlike that YOTD edition, the ‘Camo’ will be much easier to get your hands on, and run you significantly less. Hitting in two colorways — black/black and cargo khaki/cargo khaki — each goes for dark leather on the toe, lace placket, Swoosh and heel-tab; tonal textile camo panels over the remainder of the upper and a white midsole. A great new look for an all-time classic, hit the jump for plenty of looks and look for these in stores tomorrow. Photos via insidethesneakerbox.com

The Nike Air Force 1 ‘Year of the Dragon’ release date is almost upon us, with the special edition shoe set to hit stores on Saturday. So just in case you’ve yet to make a buy-or-not decision, here’s one more preview of the AF1 Supreme TZ, which features a dragon graphic-printed black satin upper, complemented by a tonal leather Swoosh and sitting atop a white midsole. Some great finishing touches include colorful, dragon-inspired images on the tongue tag and insole. Hit the jump for plenty more shots, as well as price, style # and the like.

Nike Air Force 1 Supreme I/O TZ
Black/Black
Style #: 516630-090
01/14/2012
$200

Photos via Compound.

Graphic artist Aske aka Sicksystems was recently commissioned to create something unique for the new Nike Sportswear Moscow store. And the result is this absolutely beautiful accomplishment, a blending of art and urban fashion: the Nike Air Force 1 Duckboot “The Wolf.” Created in the image of Nike Sportswear’s recent boot-ized Air Force 1, “The Wolf” measures 86cm x 112cm and was created from laser-cut plywood and finished with acrylic paints. If you happen to be in Moscow, check it out at the recently opened NSW store. Otherwise, check out more from Sicksystems at behance.net/sicksystems.

The Nike ‘Year of the Dragon’ collection just doesn’t stop, and today we have yet another look at the shoes, this time an official one. Inspired by the upcoming Chinese zodiac dragon symbol (Chinese New Year is January 23rd), the shoes embrace the traditional Chinese culture and aesthetics, the dragon being revered as a powerful, god-like beast; they number four because of the classic Chinese idiom that claims the “dragons rise out of four seas.” Hit the jump for views of each shoe — Zoom Kobe VII System Supreme, Zoom KD IV, Air Jordan 2012, Air Force 1 Supreme — as well as a look at the special Year of the Dragon Nike Destroyer jacket.

Nike Zoom Kobe VII 'Year of the Dragon'

Nike Zoom KD IV 'Year of the Dragon'

Nike Air Force 1 'Year of the Dragon'

Air Jordan 2012 'Year of the Dragon'

Nike Destroyer Jacket 'Year of the Dragon'

The Air Force 1 Year of the Dragon hits stores on January 14th, and likely will steal most of the shine, but it won’t be the only heat du jour. The Nike Air Force 1 ‘Camo’ release date also coincides with the 14th and, while sporting a much smaller price tag than the YOTD edition, it sports similar good looks. Also featuring patterned textiles over the upper, the Air Force 1 ‘Camo’ comes in two colorways, black/black and cargo khaki/cargo khaki, and adds leather to the mix as well, creating a unique contrast without altering color. Hit the jump for plenty of looks and release details.

Nike Air Force 1
Black/Black (Style #: 488298-007)
Cargo Khaki/Cargo Khaki (Style #: 488298-300)
01/14/2012
$90

We’ve taken a look at each shoe individually, but here’s a look at the entire Nike ‘Year of the Dragon’ pack together, featuring unique, dragon graphic-adorned versions of the Air Force 1 Low Supreme, Zoom Kobe VII, Zoom KD IV and Air Jordan 2012. This will mark the 11th consecutive year that Nike has made a special line of shoes to pay tribute to the Chinese zodiac, and this year may just be the best, because … well, it’s a dragon. Stick with NikeBlog for more details as they become available and look for at least the Air Force 1 Year of the Dragon release date on January 14th. Photo via HypeBeast.com

I only just shared a first look at the shoe yesterday, so I won’t get too into detail again (click here to read that article), suffice it to say that I’ve now tracked down the Nike Air Force 1 Year of the Dragon release date. The fantastically beautiful shoe, which sports a dragon-print textile upper and comes in a special AF1 30th anniversary box, will hit House of Hoops and tier zero retailers on January 14th in limited numbers, and will certainly see a bump in price due to its “Supreme” status. Hit the jump for more photos as well as the style#, which may prove important as it’s not the only black/black Air Force 1 releasing that day. Photos via DevilKin.co.kr

Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme I/O TZ
Black/Black
Style #: 516630-090
01/14/2012

We’ve gotten looks at the Kobe VII, Air Jordan 2012 and KD IV versions, but today we get a first look at the Nike Air Force 1 ‘Year of the Dragon,’ release date as yet unannounced. The shoe sports a black textile upper, decorated with recurring tonal dragon graphics, a similarly-styled-but-colorful tongue tag design and a textured leather Swoosh. A great look in general and an especially cool nod to the next year’s Chinese zodiac symbol (the Chinese New Year is January 23rd), stay tuned for more details and updates as they become available. Photos via 172713321 (hoopchina.com).

The model of luxurious simplicity, the new Nike Air Force 1 Mid Premium Grey/White sports a clean grey leather upper, finished with boot-style laces, sitting atop a white rubber midsole. A nice change of pace from some of the more colorful, crazy releases of the last few weeks, this one should be available at NSW accounts in the coming weeks. Photos via mita-sneaker.co.jp