

To keep you updated, here's a look at the history of the iconic sneaker, from its first release up to its most recent. Air Jordan 1 Blau (401620-001) ab 6007. Jordan Brand has also been packaging the Jordan 1 in a retro box-inspired by the original 1985 design. In recent years, the shoe has enjoyed a heightened level of popularity behind the retro of the canvas-based Air Jordan 1 KO, Nike SB collaborations and the highly anticipated return of OG "Nike Air" branding. Sold by uniqueluxury 100.0 Positive feedback Contact seller.
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Since then, the Jordan 1 High has had a relatively consistent presence in the market, as it's been featured in the 22/1 Collezione ‘Countdown’ Pack. the Doernbecher freestyle series and commemorated Jordan's Hall of Fame induction in 2009. See details - Nike Jordan 1 Retro J2K High Multi-color Men&039 s Shoe SZ 10, 401620-001 w box. It wasn't until 2008 that Jordan Brand started re-releasing the Jordan 1 with its original high cut.


Quite a few colorways of the model were produced, as well as a few different variations. The shoe returned again in 2001, including the introduction of a Jumpman branded mid-top. Designed by Peter Moore, the Jordan 1 originally released from 1985 to 1986. Flipping alternating triangles of tumbled and patent leather, the hypnotic upper is matched up with sizzling smacks of Varsity Red on the laces, heel and sole. Following its initial run in the 80s, the Jordan 1 jumpstarted the retro era in 1994, following Jordan's retirement from basketball. The Obsidian and Filbert Jordan Sevens arent the only Js getting the textile treatment, as Jordan Brand bring back the J2Ks as part of the new quilted craze. ĭesigned by Peter Moore, the Jordan 1 originally released from 1985 to 1986. Rounding out the trio of triangular offerings popping up in August is this Air Jordan 1, a pair that actually has a bit of precedent in the form of the rainbow colored Air Jordan 1 ‘J2K’ from a couple years Continue reading. Celebrating the shoe that started it all, here's a look at the lineage of Michael Jordan's first signature shoe - the Air Jordan 1.
