Matt Varga Planting Guo Ailun as a key endorser of the yearly flagship Air Jordan model, sending Swoosh signees on sprawling Asia trips, supporting the CHBL, and issuing special edition colorways. Nike, Inc. has plenty of ways of supporting China’s basketball culture on the conventional side. However, consistently emphasizing the athlete of any status, the grassroots scene also gets its fair share of energy, highlighted by yearly “Dongdan” collections that issue special edition looks for offerings throughout the Jumpman catalog. Though there’s still a bit of distance between this year’s tournament, the 2025 Dongdan collection is starting to come into view with the Jordan Legacy 312 Low at hand.
While the 2024 entry celebrated the nightscape angle of the Sunset Dongdan courts, the theme for this year embraces the neutral end of the color wheel, perhaps a reflection of the slight forestry that abuts the streetball mecca. Already utilized in heavy doses on the Jordan 1 Low of the same name, olive overtakes the suede Swoosh and synthetics at the collar, while the rest of the shoe’s real estate is left to a soft mix of off-white and tan. Perhaps more intriguingly, this 2025 crop steps things up in terms of branding. Predecessors had always utilized the interlocking globe logo, but the tongue tag showcases the full breadth of Dongdan iconography, mirrored through a translucent heel tag at the rear.
The Jordan Legacy 312 Low “Dongdan” and the rest of the collection should release during the Summer 2025 shopping season as the tournament nears closer. However, expect all of the offerings to be Asia-exclusive, leaving our stateside readership to more creative means to snag their pair. As you weigh those options, check out the official images below for a better sense of what this colorway delivers.
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Mens Jordan Legacy 312 Low "Dongdan"
US 2025
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