Jared Ebanks While the Air Jordan 1’s disparate heights may remain some of the most divisive Jumpman models, the Beaverton brand has looked to its low and mid-cut constructions to enamor and cultivate a new following amongst the youth. For its latest grade school endeavor, hand-drawn imagery brings the potential for a new inline collection.
Comprised of a red-hot-hued palette, jet-black overlays pair with the quarter and tongues seldom orange input for its introductory accents while a smooth red consumes the heel counter and medial side Swoosh. Utilizing a blank white base for its aforementioned motifs to shine, a fiery aesthetic touches down atop the exterior Check with “Born To Fly” branding inscribed within the interior mid-foot panel. Further concentrating its expressive imagery within the mid-foot, the latter comes accompanied by peace and three-point hand signs skating around the Swoosh.
While we await the pair’s expected release date in the coming weeks, in the meantime enjoy official imagery of the grade school-exclusive Air Jordan 1 Low “Born To Fly” below.
For more under the Nike Inc. banner, check out the full tech run down on the Nike Ja 1 ahead of its debut on April 1st.
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Air Jordan 1 Low "Flaming Swoosh"
US 2024
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