Air Jordan 1 Low

The Air Jordan 1 Low is a lifestyle sneaker from Jordan Brand, a subsidiary of NIKE, Inc. Debuted in 1985, the model has historically served as a casual take on Michael Jordan’s first signature sneaker, the high-top Jordan 1.

At a glance, the sneaker resembles the Nike Dunk Low, which has experienced a surge in popularity since 2019. Both models are rooted in performance-basketball, and were designed by Peter Moore. The Jordan 1 Low isn’t as coveted as its “doppelgänger,” but it’s historically boasted a similar knack for bold color-blocking, playful themes and experimental construction. Additionally, the silhouette is among the cheapest Jordans, with a retail price of $115 USD (adults), $90 USD (big kids), $70 USD (little kids) and $65 USD (toddlers).

Despite launching in 1985 at the inception of the Air Jordan line, the sneaker has since largely deviated from its original design. “NIKE AIR” branding on the tongue has commonly been replaced with Jumpman logos, while the line’s wings insignia has moved to the lower heel from the ankle tab. “OG”-distinguished, special editions of the low-top Jordan 1 deliver the aforementioned details, but for a higher premium. Pairs have also been more scarce, with collaborators the likes of Travis Scott and Dior being among those to work on Moore’s original design.

Even looking ahead to 2025, the Jordan 1 Low remains a focus. Jordan Brand plans to bring back the “Chicago” colorway at the end of the year, and we’ll also be getting another Travis Scott x Fragment Design x Jordan 1 Low OG.

The articles listed below delve into all the most recent Air Jordan 1 Low releases, including where to pick up the latest pair, release dates and official photos.