During the last month, the Air Jordan 1 Low surfaced a formidable variety of occasions, sporting the enduring “Barcelona” print, platform soles, and even a flipped model of its unique Travis Scott colorway. And right here, the pair appears to iterate on one other one among Nike’s previous releases: the Dunk Low “Ceramic.”Hints of olive green at the Nike Swoosh, tongue and counter lining complement well the other shades — making for a nice understated design that’s simple but never dull. Finally, rounding off the look of this Air Jordan 1 Low is the honey-coloured sole.
This Air Jordan 1 Low Ceramic swaps the usual leather build for a canvas and suede makeover that features light tan canvas across the toes, side panelings, and tongue while calling for orange suede overlays across the silhouette and laces as olive tones also make an appearance on the Nike Swoosh logos, Jumpman branding, and the inner sockliner. To complete the rendition, a white rubber midsole and light gum outsole are added to the bottoms.sneakers are quickly transitioning to more harvest-themed colorways and dropping the spooky glow-in-the-dark renditions we saw all last month.
The Air Jordan 1 Mid Light Smoke Grey is making a return this season, for the colder months ahead.Anchored with a white leather base, the pair then slips into something a little more comfortable — terry fleece fabrics in traditional sweatsuit marl grey.Anthracite hues are found on the raised ankle collar, tongue, liner, and lateral swooshes which offer white contrast stitching. The Air Jordan ball-and-wings logo adorns the laterals and the Jumpman motif rests on the tongue tags and in-sole heels. Below a crisp white midsole and grey outsole completes the look.