$139.99
(W) means Women's size, (M) means' Men's size, (Y) means Youth's size.
First seen in 1986, the Air Jordan line released a series of Air Jordan 1 metallic colorways (metallic red, metallic purple, metallic green, and metallic blue). The Air Jordan 1 ‘Metallic Red’ colorway retroed in 2009, but it wouldn’t be until 2016 that the other metallic colorways would be released again. One of those would be this Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG ‘Metallic Navy’ sneaker.
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Cult Design Revamped The Jordan 1 Mid “Familia” is the latest Nike launch. The classic Air Jordan has come back revamped in bold and bright hues. The colorway is also a subtle nod to the Mexican culture. The Spanish-word for ‘family’ is inscribed on the lateral forefoot keeping in sync…
The Air Jordan 1 Low ‘Royal Toe’ came out July 2019 with classic color-blocking in black, white and vivid blue leathers. Heritage branding includes a Jumpman on the tongue and insole, and the Wings logo at the heel. First created by Peter Moore in 1985, the AJ1 is a frequent…
Released in early 2020, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG ‘Pine Green 2.0’ comes in a simple colorway of Pine Green and Gym Red on a black template. When Peter Moore designed the first Air Jordan in 1985, he wanted to provide support for the dynamic superstar with the…
Drawing inspiration from the iconic Air Jordan 1, the Air Jordan 1 Mid features similar design elements as the original, but is updated with modern materials for a spin on the shoe that started an on-court sensation back in 1985. The Air Jordan 1 Mid is made with a combination…
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