Air Jordan 1

The Air Jordan 1 was designed by Peter Moore.

The Air Jordan 1 High Costs $170 USD; the Air Jordan 1 Mid Costs $115 USD; and the Air Jordan 1 Low costs $90 USD. Collaborations and special editions, however, will be valued at a higher MSRP.

The Air Jordan 1 is considered to be true-to-size, so take the size you typically wear. It is highly recommended that you try on a pair in-store before making a decision, however, as everyone's feet are a little different.

Air Jordan 1s can be purchased on Nike, Dicks, Finish Line, and many others. But if you want limited releases, your best bet is Stadium Goods which offers pairs at after-market prices.

Yes — Jordan Brand and Nike are two sides to the same coin. The Jordan line-up, which first started with the Air Jordan 1 and is now soon to kick off the Air Jordan 35, was created for Michael Jordan himself.

The Air Jordan 1 High along with its collaborative and special edition variants charge upwards of $170 MSRP due most in part to their construction. The Air Jordan 1 is made entirely of leather panels, with some utilzing more technical synthetic fabrications, nylon, patent leather, and much more. Certain offerings are also expensive because of their ties to influential names like Dior, Travis Scott, Off-White, and many others.

The cheapest way to pick up a pair of Jordan 1s is via the Mid and Low, both of which always have pairs for sale at select retailers and Nike.com. Some options will be discounted at the end of the season if there's still a surplus of stock.

The Air Jordan 1 High is typically more limited than the Air Jordan 1 Mid. As such, the latter can often be had regularly throughout the year, while the former, by comparison, is difficult to obtain outside of their release date.