Breakdown How Much Does The Air Jordan 1 Cost?

The Air Jordan 1 High is the most coveted of the trio, its releases setting the tone for the pairs that follow. Its collaborations, of which there are many, have tapped into the talents and influence of artists like Travis Scott and even luxury ateliers like Dior.

While the aforementioned can cost far more on the resale market — the Dior nearly selling for $10,000 USD — the MSRP for the Air Jordan 1 High at its most basic is $170 USD. Its more recent ’85 variant, however, sells for $200 USD as a result of the higher quality construction. The Jordan 1 Crater, which is also unique as it makes use of recycled fabrications, also adds a small premium at $175 USD.

One notch lower in height and popularity yet well-loved for its accessibility and deep breadth of colorways, the Air Jordan 1 Mid is a highly controversial silhouette relative to the aforementioned. While some bash the shoe indiscriminately, the larger public seem to be less particular as some of its appearances have gone to sell out incredibly fast.

The base Air Jordan 1 Mid currently retails for $115, but certain colorways sell for as high as $130 due to materials, additional details, or attached collaborators.

Then, to round off the spectrum, the Air Jordan 1 also comes in Low. While not quite as coveted as its high-top counterpart, the Low still delivers a large plethora of heavy hitters and even general releases. Travis Scott, Dior, and Eric Koston all have their own collaborations with the model and there’s likely much more in the works for the near future.

The Air Jordan 1 Low currently retails for $90 USD in its non-SE editions. SE will cost a bit more at $110 USD while collaborations have historically gone for $130 USD.