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RESTOCK: Air Jordan 1 Low “Red Toe”

Available again in women's sizes.

RESTOCK: Air Jordan 1 Low “Red Toe”

The Air Jordan 1 Low has restocked on Nike.com for $115. The shoes are a women’s release with sizes ranging from W5/M3.5 through W12/M10.5.

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Womens Air Jordan 1 Low

SKU: DC0774-160
RETAIL PRICE: $115
RELEASE DATE: Mar 24, 2024

US 03/24/2024 Sunday

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Despite the Air Jordan 1 “Chicago” making its return this Fall, Jordan Brand can’t help but drop new releases inspired by the iconic colorway.

This upcoming Air Jordan 1 Low, for example, is but yet another for the books, as it clearly draws cues from the above-mentioned classic. Thankfully, though, the pair celebrates instead of copies, using reds along not only the overlays but the Swoosh and laces as well. Moreover, black is applied to the collar and counter, further distancing the colorway from its more time-honored counterpart.

For a closer look at this “Chicago” lite Air Jordan 1 Low, see the official images below. More details about the offering’s upcoming release are sure to surface soon, so sit tight as we await further updates.

In other news, the Union LA Nike Cortez Sesame is releasing globally on June 28th.

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