UPC 196604820318

Nike Air Force 1 Low '07 Oil Green Orange

SKU / Style Code
FD0758-386
Type
UPC
Brand
Nike
Colorway
Oil Green Orange
Size
US 6.5 / UK 6 (EU 39) / EU 39
Category
Air Force
Release Date
2023-03-24
Retail Price
US$130
Description
The Nike Air Force 1 Low '07 Oil Green Orange is a lifestyle sneaker that sports the model’s signature chunky midsole in an oil green and orange colorway. The Oil Green Orange Nike Air Force 1 Low ’07 is a retro-inspired silhouette that regularly introduces new colorways. This particular iteration is dressed in an oil green, white, sail, and safety orange color combination. The canvas material Nike Swooshes on are in orange on both sides of the shoe and paired with the oil green overlays and eyestay emanate a natural vibe. The orange heel has black embroidered Nike Air branding. The black outsole and liner add a bit of darkness to an otherwise light-toned shoe. Our experts think that the Nike Air in the heel providing cushioning and comfort is what makes it stand out from others. The Nike Air Force 1 Low '07 Oil Green Orange debuted on March 24, 2023, and sold for $130.
Nike Air Force 1 Low '07 Oil Green Orange

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Barcode formats for 196604820318

UPC-A (GTIN-12)
196604820318
EAN-13 (GTIN-13)
0196604820318
GTIN-14
00196604820318
Check digit
8 (valid)

These are the same product number written at different lengths. A shorter form is padded with leading zeros to make the longer one. The last digit is a checksum over the rest. Convert between them with the GTIN converter or verify the last digit with the check digit calculator.

About UPC 196604820318

Size
US 6.5 men's / US 8 women's / UK 6 (EU 39) / EU 39 / 24.5 cm / KR 245
In the size run
Size 2 of the 17 sizes we hold for FD0758-386 (US 6 to US 15)
Barcodes held
32 for this style. Some sizes carry more than one barcode.
GS1 prefix
GS1 prefix 019: the number was licensed through GS1 US. The prefix does not show where the product was made.
Company block
0196604: 1,060 styles in our catalogue, 1,051 Nike or Jordan (99.2%)
Released
24 March 2023 (3 years 7 months ago). Retail price US$130
In catalogue
In the Barcodes.gg catalogue since 28 October 2026
Also listed as
Nike Air Force 1 Low; Nike Air Force 1 Low 'Oli Green'; Nike Air Force 1 '07 Oil Green Orange

Questions about 196604820318

What size is UPC 196604820318?

It is the barcode of US 6.5 men's / US 8 women's / UK 6 (EU 39) / EU 39 / 24.5 cm / KR 245.

Is 196604820318 a Nike barcode?

The number is in the company block 0196604, which our catalogue gives to Nike or Jordan. A matching barcode does not prove that a pair is authentic, because a real number can be printed on a copied label.

Why does another box of this shoe show a different barcode?

Some sizes of FD0758-386 carry more than one barcode, for example one for each market. Look up the code on your box: each code gives its own size.

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