Soothing “Guava Ice” Tempers The Air Jordan 1 Brooklyn

The women's Jordan 1 boot gets a monotone makeover.

Andrew Rizzo January 6, 2025

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The Air Jordan 1 has been reimagined countless times throughout its 40-year life, and while opinions are subjective, the Jordan 1 Brooklyn makes a strong case for being the wackiest of the Jumpman’s whole cast of offshoot models. Following an October 2023 debut, the “elevated” boot version of MJ’s first signature for women is celebrating its second winter on shelves with new colorways.

Official images reveal monotone “Guava Ice” coloring from head to toe, letting the shoe’s unequivocally unique tooling speak for itself. Smooth leather comprises the entire upper, stretching upwards to the calf, while the traditional sole is dropped in favor of a colossal structure featuring grooved edges and a Timberland-esque outsole.

If you consider yourself to be a fashion risk-taker, look for the “Guava Ice” Jordan 1 Brooklyn to release via nike.com during the Spring 2025 shopping season. See official images below and return periodically to our Jordan Release Dates page to keep up with every drop throughout 2025.

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Womens Air Jordan 1 Brooklyn

SKU: FJ5737-800

RETAIL PRICE: $165

RELEASE DATE: Jan 20, 2025

US 01/20/2025 Monday

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Written by

Andrew Rizzo, Junior Editor

Andrew Rizzo is an editor at Sneaker News based out of New York City. His primary interests include Air Jordan, Nike ACG, Nike Air Max, and New Balance footwear. Prior to joining Sneaker News, Andrew covered youth sports for several outlets and worked at one of the world’s top performance marketing agencies. He hails from Astoria, Queens and is a huge New York sports fan, particularly when it comes to the Knicks and Yankees.