Michael Le Both in the realm of luxury and streetwear, militaria has had a direct influence on fashion for some time. The MA-1 jacket, for example, is as time-honored a staple as the five-pocket jean, inspiring not only meticulously crafted reproductions but also high fashion interpretations. Even Nike draws cues from this beloved piece of history, applying its signature colors to many of their classics, including the Air Jordan 1 Low.
Adding to the informal collection is yet another colorway from the above-mentioned silhouette. And though the Flight Jacket influence is clear throughout, the colors themselves are not an exact mirror to it. Some hues, particularly the olive used across the leather overlays, are much darker; the orange accents, too, are replaced, swapped out for the more vibrant “Crimson.” Black and white neutrals then round out the construction, doing so along the ripstop base and midsole, respectively.
For a closer look at this latest Air Jordan 1 Low, peep the official images below. A release is likely to arrive soon, so sit tight as we await word from Nike.com and select retailers.
In other news, official images of the Nike Air Griffey Max 1 San Francisco Giants have appeared.
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Air Jordan 1 Low
US 12/01/2022 Thursday
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