Matt Varga Updated October 24th, 2024: The Air Jordan 1 Low Method of Make “Navy” is available now via Nike.com, landing in men’s sizing for $135. Hit the “Where To Buy” links included ahead to land directly on the product page. For more coverage, scroll further to catch our original breakdown of this pair.
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Womens Air Jordan 1 Low Method of Make
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We’ve seen Jordan roll out spin-off, hybrid and mashup models on a very consistent basis since the brand’s founding. If there’s one thing we can count on, each of those silhouettes typically makes some sort of reference to a more iconic look early in its run. The Air Jordan 1 Method of Make is one of the few to buck that entirely, carving out a signature look almost entirely detached from mainline Jordan releases. That trademark outfit lives on with the latest Air Jordan 1 Low Method of Make in navy.
It’s certainly a stealth look in “Triple Navy,” embracing the aquatic tonality essentially from heel to toe. The Method of Make’s calling cards remain loud and proud, from the gilded tongue tab and mini-Swoosh, the exaggerated exposed stitching on the textured, croc-like leather that drapes the full upper.
With this look added to the catalog, we now stand at more than half-a-dozen of these monochromatic outfits, giving you a full range to pull from if the luxurious atmosphere of the model speaks to you. Just for completion’s sake, the Air Jordan 1 Method of Make spans green, tan, black, red, brown and now, navy. Additionally, a “Black Cat” Jordan 1 Low serves as the one colorway to break from that tonal theme, sporting cartoon detailing atop a white & black two-tone.
The Air Jordan 1 Low Method of Make “Navy” is expected to drop in short order, carrying the $135 price tag typical to the model. Head below for official images to get a deeper sense while we wait.
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