Grind Soles Add A Sustainable Touch To This Kids Air Jordan 1 Low

Jared Ebanks October 28th, 2022 (updated)

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While its mid-top construction has taken on a brunt of its grade school propositions, the Air Jordan 1 Low is looking to outfit the youth throughout the fall season with its latest construction featuring a medley of textiles.

Exploring canvas overlays dipped in navy and faded yellows, the latter construction lays claim to the silhouette’s crisp white base layer. Contrasting the darkened tones, a titular light pink fills the nubuck mudguard and shadowed vamp while additionally treating the laces, tongue lining and its embroidered Jumpman insignia. Surrounding its clean white Swoosh with a salmon pink lining, the Michigan-esque combination concludes along the insoles while grind rubber speckles the white midsole whereas the recycled content outfits the tread in conclusion.

Enjoy official images of the GS-exclusive Air Jordan 1 Low below while we sit tight on the pairs expected release date to be made available within the coming weeks.

In other news the raffle for the Salehe Bembury x Crocs Pollex Clog “Kuwata” is now open through Monday, October 31st.