The “Bred” Air Jordan 1 has been rereleased several times since then, but the same can’t be said for its Celtics counterpart. But that’s about to change this year, as Jordan Brand gears up to retro the “Celtics” Air Jordan 1, this time under the “Lucky Green” moniker.
The upcoming Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Lucky Green” features colorblocking akin to the original “Black Toe” Air Jordan 1. The sneaker boasts a white leather base with black leather mudguards, eyestays, Swoosh overlays, and ankle collar panels. The titular “Lucky Green” tone colors the sneaker’s laces, heel panels, ankle collar flaps, and “Nike Air” branding on the tongues. Classic “Wings” logos are embossed onto the lateral ankle collar flaps in black.
This colorway features white rubber midsole units that house the model’s signature Air cushioning. The outsoles are done in the Boston Celtics–themed tone.
Are you looking to grab a pair? The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Lucky Green” will be available on DTLR.com and DTLR stores on April 15th in full-family sizing. Stop by the site to shop our latest Jordan footwear styles today.
For its latest release, the sportswear brand tapped into its roots, dressing the classic Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG in a color scheme inspired by Chicago’s skyline. Appropriately named “Skyline,” this upcoming colorway features white leather on the toeboxes and quarter panels. From there, canvas panels are laid overtop – they feature a gradient color combination inspired by the backdrop from Michael Jordan’s famous “Jumpman” photo from 1985. Black Swoosh overlays, laces, Wings logos, and ankle collar panels round out the design.
The upper stands atop rubber midsoles that have been given a vintage-esque “Sail” paint job. Blacked-out rubber outsole units complete the look.
Looking to get your hands on a pair? The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Skyline” will be available in-store only on April 8th in men’s sizing.
The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Game Royal and Varsity Maize” will be available on DTLR.com and DTLR stores on February 17th in women’s sizing.
This forthcoming release fuses two Jordan Brand classics in celebration of the Air Jordan 3’s 35th anniversary. It features a premium white leather base that’s complemented by “True Blue”–colored leather mudguards, eyestays, and Swoosh overlays. The titular tone also dresses the laces and the embossed Wings logos on the lateral ankle collar flaps.
In a nod to the OG Air Jordan 3 colorway, Jordan Brand opts for a rich “Cement Grey” suede for the ankle collar flaps and heel panels. Woven tongue labels are given a “True Blue” finish and feature classic Nike Air branding.
Down below, rubber midsole units are given a white paint job, while rubber outsoles take on a “Cement Grey” color.
The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “True Blue” will be available on DTLR.com and DTLR stores on January 14thin full-family sizing.
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Set to land later this month, the women’s-exclusive Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Medium Grey” comes clad in supple leather done in the titular tone. From there, black pony hair overlays shroud the mudguards, eyestays, ankle-collar flaps, and heel panels. Metallic Wings-logo emblems leap off the lateral ankle collar flaps, while the tongue tabs take on classic Nike Air branding. The resulting combination gives off a similar vibe to the “Twist” Air Jordan 1 from 2019.
This upcoming colorway is finished classically, with white rubber midsole units and rubber outsoles done in black.
Looking to cop? The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Medium Grey” will be available on DTLR.com and DTLR stores on December 22nd in women’s, pre-school, and infant sizing.
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The “Taxi” hue has been a part of Jordan Brand’s line ever since the release of the original Air Jordan 12 in 1996. And while it’s often relegated to the model it first appeared on – despite a recent appearance on the Air Jordan 8 – the bright yellow color is making its return on the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG later this month.
Done in a familiar black-toe style, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Taxi” boasts a black, white, and “Taxi”-yellow color scheme. The quarter panels are done in a premium white leather, while smooth black leather is used for the mudguards, eyestays, side-panel Swoosh overlays, and ankle collar panels.
The titular “Taxi” tone dresses the leather panels on the toeboxes, heels, and ankle collar flaps. As far as branding goes, the sneaker features debossed Wings logos at the lateral ankle collar flaps, as well as Nike Air–branded tongue tabs.
To finish things off, Jordan Brand opts for white rubber midsole units, which are attached to “Taxi”-colored rubber outsoles.
Don’t sleep – the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Taxi” will be available on DTLR.com and DTLR stores on September 24th. Retail is set at $180.
]]>Jeans and sneakers go together like peanut butter and jelly – it’s a pairing that stands the test of time. But what about when denim is integrated into a pair of sneakers? Well, that’s more like mac and cheese: slightly more challenging to put together, but extremely satisfying when done correctly.
Denim material being used on sneakers is certainly not a new concept, but it has been getting a fair amount of play as of late. This year, we’ve seen the material appear on the Air Max 90 “Denim” and Air Max 1 “Dirty Denim,” and it’s set to grace the panels of the Air Jordan 1 High later this month.
The upcoming Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Denim” features a supple tumbled-leather base done in white. From there, lightly frayed, washed denim is laid over the mudguards, eyestays, heels, and ankle collar flaps. The titular material is also used for the signature side-panel Swoosh overlays, as well as the tongues. On the lateral ankle-collar flaps, familiar Wings logos are given a distressed look, while metallic gold lace deubrés accent the upper.
This new colorway is finished simply with white rubber midsoles and pale-blue rubber outsoles.
Looking to get your hands on a pair? The women’s Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Denim” will be available on DTLR.com and at DTLR stores on September 22nd. It will also be available in pre-school and infant sizes.
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