The Jordan 1 Low True Blue is in true blue, cement grey, and white colorway. The sneakers are mainly constructed with leather and rubber, while the upper of the shoe is visible blue and white leather. The Jordan 1 Low True Blue has perforated white toe cap, blue cotton laces, and an underlying grey tongue. The AIR units are encapsulated in the rubber outsole and the stitched midsole for cushioning. The Swooshes on the pair is visible on the laterals of the shoe and the Jumpman logo is visible on the heel section.
The Air Jordan 1 Low was originally released in several colourways, mirroring the High releases and served as a casual take on the signature high-top. Apart from basketball players, there was another group who immediately took to the AJ1 Low – skateboarders. The skateboarders found that the low-top was more comfortable for tricks.
Air Jordan 1 Low
Vivid Green and Black
Saddle up and take your Air Jordan 1 for a walk on the wild side. Adding some country flavour to the world-famous AJ1 stance and shape, its snakeskin textures and Vivid Green accents deliver a bold look to watch out for. A classic Air Jordan Wings logo embossed on the heel finishes it off.
This is the first time that Jordan 4’s are released in adult size with the Jordan 4 Retro Seafoam. These sneakers are available in women’s sizes only. The color scheme for the pair is identical to the Jordan 4 Fire Red and Jordan 4 Military Blue.
The Jordan 4 Retro Seafoam features a comfortable leather upper with a black midsole and heel tab. Seafoam Green eyelets, mudguards, sockliner, tongue and heel logos add contrast to the shoe. The Jumpman branding is visible on the comfortable white leather upper. These Jordan 4’s preserve legacy details such as quarter panel mesh and support wings.
One of Jordan’s most anticipated collaborations of 2020, these guava ice and bone brigade leather and rubber x Union Air Jordan 4 SP “Guava Ice” sneakers were designed with LA-based boutique Union. The mid-top pair feature contrasting panels of guava ice leather, sitting alongside mesh overlays. Finished with a blue plastic lace clip and padded ankle, the pair are a highly contemporary finish for sneakerheads. Featuring a round toe, a flat rubber sole, a lace fastening, a branded insole, mesh panels and a logo patch at the tongue. 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.
For Chris Gibbs, owner of UNION LA, basketball culture has a direct line and organic flow into streetwear. So it’s fitting
that the latest round of the ongoing Jordan x UNION partnership sees that train of thought through. It acknowledges the feeling and emotion of Jordan beyond the arena, continuing an effort to capture a holistic view of the late ’80s and early ’90s, defined by advertising, music, street style—and yes, a few magic, competitive moments. With the Air Jordan IV as a starting point, Gibbs guides a collection that highlights creation and material. “The vision here was to mix suede and mesh, so we worked really hard to find the right materials”, Gibbs says. “For the suede, we took hints from other products with really thick but plush suede … For the mesh, we wanted an old-school mesh like the OG sneakers of the ’80s”. The result is an avant-garde adaptation of MJ’s fourth signature silhouette that breaks new ground in more ways than one.
Jordan Brand paid homage to MJ’s alma mater with the Air Jordan 4 University Blue. The University Blue colorway draws a close resemblance to the extremely rare Air Jordan 4 UNC PE that was given to Tarheel studentathletes in 2019.
The Air Jordan 4 University Blue features a University Blue suede upper with mesh netting on the quarter panel and tongue. Similar to OG Jordan 4 colorways of the past, the eyelets, heel tab, and sections of the midsole are a
speckled Cement Grey. Hits of black appear on the wing eyelets, sole, and Jumpman logo on the heel tab. Two woven labels are stitched to the tongue; one being the classic Jumpman woven label; the other being a Team Jordan jock tag. A black, white, and Tech Grey sole with a clear Air unit completes the design.
The Air Jordan 4 University Blue released in April of 2021 and retailed for
$200.
Nike Air Force 1 Low SP
AMBUSH Game Royal
Product Description
The Nike Air Force 1 Low SP AMBUSH Game Royal is a collaborative
sneaker in a dual color scheme.
It features a Royal Blue color both on the upper and the sole unit. It also displays extended Swooshes and pull tabs in a deep yellow shade. The branding “AMBUSH” sticks out from the support frame covering the lower part of the heel. A round perforated toe cap plus a co-branding tag at the tongue, a 3D printed “AF 1” lace tag, and protruding AIR branding are included in this design. The rubber sole has a linear pattern. The Nike Air Force 1 Low SP AMBUSH Game Royal debuted on December 16th, 2022, retailing at $190.
Nike SB Dunk Low
Civilist
After the Dunk High and dual Janoski outings comes the third collab between Nike SB and Berlin’s legendary hybrid skate shop Civilist
that takes it way, way back to the city’s DIY rave scene of the late ’80s. This nostalgic drop nods to the culture of the skate shop’s
neighbourhood in a time before smartphones, flat whites and social media. An underground mentality that celebrated the freedom and
expression unleashed by the weekend after the grind of the working week gets mirrored by the shoe’s transition from black leather
panels to an explosive multicolour palette. And just as Berlin Mitte’s techno clubs heated up, so the colours of this unforgettable shoe
only come to life when exposed to a higher temperature — a sign of good times, past and present.
