Imagine being a rival of Michael Jordan playing for Boston and then having him make the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Celtics in 2013. It would be like having salt poured on a wound 25+ years later. Then again, what Celtics fan wouldn’t want a white and green Jordan 1 to wear with their Celtics jersey? MJ and Jordan Brand have made it a point to use his rivals and the defining moments in his career as inspiration for Jordan retro colorways. In 2013, the AJ1 Celtics version released in “OG” form, meaning it had the ever-popular Nike Air branding on the tongue and insoles. Unlike the Celtics inspired colorway from the DMP Pack a few years before, this Celtics Air Jordan 1 featured gold with the traditional Boston green and white colors. The official colors of this St. Patrick’s Day appropriate color scheme are Clover/Metallic
Gold-White-Black and it features a unique texture over the green overlay panels, which contrast nicely with the gold Wings logo and lining, as well as with the gum-like gold outsole. Even with the storytelling aspect of Jordan’s 63
points against the Celtics back in 1986, the 2013 Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Celtics didn’t fly off the shelves when it released but then, sometimes those are the sleepers that become more sought after in time.
Air Jordan 1 Mid SE
Coconut Milk
Always fresh and never out of style, the Air Jordan 1 Mid SE is one of the most iconic sneakers of all time. Inspired by the colours and textures of natural landscapes, earthy canvas details add a grounding refresh to a soaring legend. Leather and synthetic materials are layered to provide both structure and visual interest. Encapsulated Air-Sole unit and foam midsole cushion every step. Versatile rubber soles offer traction wherever your feet take you.
In contrast to its supposed inspiration, the “New Emerald” proffers its own unique color blocking and a relatively different set of hues. The “Turbo Green” substitute wraps the suede along the toe, eye stays, collar, and heel, as an untextured leather sits underneath bathed in a bright white. Laces, lining, and the backside of the tongue echo the titular cool green, while the leather Swoosh/outsole and Jumpman branding opt for light grey and gold hits, respectively.
Since MJ first slipped on a pair in 1985, the Air Jordan 1 has transcended the court to become a fashion mainstay. Dress it up or dress it down—either way, you’re going to look fresh all year round. Now, the Air Jordan 1 ‘Craft’ is here to take that legacy to the next level, bringing an artisanal feel to the legendary model. With a handcrafted approach to every aspect of its design, each panel of this Air Jordan 1 receives special treatment in a bountiful blend of unexpected materials. Soft leather, nubuck and canvas combine with bold colours to accentuate each angle of the sneaker. Rare reflective design hits on the quarter panel and around the toe box highlight heritage areas of the Air Jordan 1—helping show off its natural framing and standout silhouette. As a final touch, the Air Jordan Wings logo is stitched on, bringing a crafted aesthetic to a basketball icon.
The Air Jordan Retro highlights a unique colour way with a white base with contrasting features on the heels and collars. The toebox falls out with a monochromatic tone on leather.
Air Jordan I Mid
Hyper Royal
The Air Jordan I arrived in 1985, immediately redefining what a basketball shoe could be. This model truly started it all—and we’re showing love with an updated drop featuring premium materials and a mid-top collar. A black base is combined with hits of Hyper Royal and white to form an understated, modern look that retains a classic feel.
Air Jordan 1 Chicago: The Inspiration Behind the Design
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When it first debuted in 1985, there weren’t grand expectations. Instead, there were critics loudly chirping about Nike’s decision to give Michael Jordan a large sneaker deal before he played a single game and the rookie’s choice to sign with a company that, up to that point, was best known for running shoes.
Jordan quickly flipped the narrative on the court by winning Rookie of the Year, averaging 28.2 PPG, 6.5 RPG and 5.9 APG in 1985 while donning Air Jordan 1s. MJ’s meteoric rise propelled the Air Jordan 1, resulting in nationwide demand and making the sneakers a must-have for hoop heads.
Air Jordan 1 Low
Bleached Coral
Ready to take on summer? Find your place in any environment with this evocative colourway of the Air Jordan 1 Low. Bleached Coral brings lively energy, while the cracked leather and soft suede accents add coveted appeal. Classic branding on the heel finishes it off. It’s all the style you’ll need with details you’ll love.
The Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG Zion Williamson Voodoo is toned in a mixture of different hues, with moon fossil, oil green, flax, muslin fauna, and sesame being the dominant hues.
This Retro Low Air Jordan features a brown suede toe box and a beige suede quarter paneling. The brown upper is contrasted with some rough overlays that come in pale brown, fossil, and oil-green hues. The lateral heel of this shoe features a stitching voodoo doll. There are Zion and voodoo images beneath the heel tabs of this sneaker.
The Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG Zion Williamson Voodoo was retailing at $170 when it hit the market on November 11, 2022.
Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Neutral Grey/Hyper Crimson”
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Supplied by a premier sneaker marketplace dealing with unworn, already sold out, in demand rarities. Each product is rigorously inspected by experienced experts guaranteeing authenticity. The Air Jordan 1 “Neutral Grey/Hyper Crimson” is a unique colorway and construction for the iconic silhouette. Michael Jordan’s first signature shoe retains its original shape, but received this updated look in early 2019 with a soft black leather base, grey brushed suede panels, and a bright hit of Hyper Crimson suede around the collar. The inner lining also features the bright red hue. This marks the debut release for the Jordan 1 High OG with added text printed on the midfoot panel that denotes its Spring ‘19 release and model name, which is a detail likely inspired by Virgil Abloh’s Off-White collaborations with Nike. The Air Jordan 1 “Neutral Grey/Hyper Crimson” released in January 2019.
JORDAN 1 RETRO HIGH OG REBELLIONAIRE
Nike and Michael Jordan released the Air Jordan 1 in September 1985. They were “banned” by the league a month later. While the league sought to prevent MJ from wearing the original AJ1, they were powerless to stop the supporters, and “They Can’t Stop You From Wearing Them” became a defiant rallying cry. The Jordan 1 Retro High OG Rebellionaire bears that same not-so-subtle reminder written all over the upper, as well as a Red “X” mark on the heel to commemorate the birth of the outlawed legend.
With its simple black and grey colour blocked upper, the Jordan 1 Retro High OG Rebellionaire pays homage to the original Air Jordan 1 Shadow. The upper is covered in graffiti type writing printed on the leather structure. A white and grey Air sole completes the look at the bottom.
Air Jordan 1 High is the most popular sneaker model ever. The MJ signature sneaker to date excites sneakerheads just as much as it
did in the 80s and 90s. The Air Jordan 1 High is on the feet of your favourite celebrity and everywhere on Instagram yet people can
never get enough of these sneakers. Why is that? Because the colourways are just too good! The canvas for many exciting collaborations and made with premium materials, the Air Jordan 1 High is often the ultimate prize for any sneakerhead.
A competitor through and through, MJ is no stranger to the golf course. He’s had some big wins off the court, and a few have certainly come through playing 18 holes. Embrace MJ’s love for golf through the historic pair of footwear that started it all for him—the Air Jordan 1. This ‘Starfish’ make-up in a low-cut silhouette is perfect for summertime swings and staying fresh on the green.
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