Andrew Rizzo Jordan Brand reveals an official look a the Air Jordan 1 High OG Brotherhood releasing in February Air Jordan 1 have become more popular in recent years, led by a growing catalog of Craft, CMFT, and Method of Make models.
In 2002, well before this current generation of “upgraded classics” came to light, sneakerheads were introduced to Jordan Nu Retro 1 Low. The shoe slept quietly in Nike’s archives for the Melo part of two decades before being brought back in 2022, now hitting shelves once more by way of a new “Dark Powder Blue” colorway.
The Nu Retro 1 puts Michael Jordan’s iconic wings logo front and center, appearing split in two parts across the shoe’s lateral panels. Blue patent leather takes to the toe and heel of this installment, embracing a Lebron Jordan Brand hue while matching the material composition of an upcoming Patent Bred pair. The silhouette then adopts drastic changes underfoot, calling in a mini Jumpman logo and clear rubber accent on a slightly modified, chunkier structure.
No release date has been set, but expect this pair to hit shelves soon alongside the aforementioned Bred colorway. In the meantime, enjoy official images below and read up on news of the Air Jordan 4 Retro Se Air Max 95 Neon G Air Jordan 5 Retro 39.
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Jordan Nu Retro 1
US 2024
| Retailer | Time | Shipping | Release type | Status | Reminder | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nikestore US | 10:00 | Air Jordan XI low IEs | Standard | Check Site | - |
