The Extremely Limited Air Jordan 1 Mid “Women In Flight” Represents The University Of Oregon, Women’s Athletics, And Title IX

Tapping into the expertise of some of their most talented individuals — i.e. the legendary Tinker Hatfield as well as Elizabeth Brock-Jones and Kendal Bagby, the Senior Innovator and Senior Executive Assistant at Nike, respectively — Jordan Brand has crafted the Air Jordan 1 Mid “Women In Flight,” an extremely limited, WMNS exclusive offering with only two pairs in existence.

Under the guidance of Hatfield, Brock-Jones and Bagby were tasked with creating a shoe that represents three key pillars: the University of Oregon, women’s athletics, and Title IX. Using the Air Jordan 1 Mid as their vehicle, the trio pay homage to the Ducks by mirroring the team’s signature colors. Pops of bright yellow mark the lining, Swoosh, and tread, while shades of green wash over the rest of the upper. And at the peak of the tongue, just over top the rounded, recycled laces, the Title IX logo designed by Hatfield himself helms the design, matching the insignia engraved into the wooden packaging next to the “Go Do Anything” mantra. What’s more, the pair itself comes wrapped in a special paper, which features the legislation in full.

Again, there are only two pairs of the Air Jordan 1 Mid “Women In Flight” in existence. Pair #1 is going up for auction today, with all proceeds to go to Women In Flight’s “Go Do Anything” campaign, which contributes to the female student-athlete experience through scholarships, team bonding, facilities, coaching, mentoring, and the like.

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