Matt Varga Who said an old dog can’t learn new tricks? Whoever did clearly was unaware of the Air Jordan 1‘s past two decades, flipped, bent, and reoriented into as many disparate verticals as you can possibly imagine. Thus, while perhaps not one we could’ve ideated in a vacuum, it wasn’t ultimately a shock when Jordan Brand decided to utilize Mike’s first signature as a medium to touch the dominant “tech runner” aesthetics that’ve dominated the 2020s.
The Air Jordan 1 Low Method of Make v3 genuinely has performed admirably despite the clashing aesthetics at the heart of its design. Primarily posited as a women’s model, select colorways have sold out in smaller sizes, perhaps positioning this as an offshoot with some real legs.
All that aside, the “Particle Rose” colorway at hand breaks into a new color-blocking scheme of approaching an all-over scheme that united the new textures in the upper, chunkier running-inspired laces, and the standard platform in pale pink. The Swoosh and heel cup in metallic silver provide a closing stamp of the Y2K aesthetics behind this spinoff’s creation. At the same time, the continuing presence of the Wings logo ensures you don’t forget the shoe’s championship DNA in the process.
The Air Jordan 1 Low Method of Make v3 “Particle Rose” is likely to hit Nike.com and partnering retailers as part of the brand’s Spring 2026 offerings; women’s sizing and a $145 retail price are likely. Catch official images below and watch our Jordan Release Dates page for further updates.
