Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Receives a Phantom-Inspired Makeover

Outlined with red and black stitching.

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The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG has been dominating the realm of sneakers thanks to the popularity of its coveted crossover editions and its retro vibes. Continuing the reign, the Jordan Brand surfaces a Phantom-inspired silhouette.

Opting for a slightly red-hued white to dress the upper, red and black contrasting stitching outline the panels as well as the extended lateral Swoosh. The entire design resembles that of famed contemporary artist, Joshua Vides’s customized sneakers. A nostalgic “Nike Air” insignia arrives on the tongue tab with jagged stitching resting atop and finishing off the look, a black Wing motif details the side collar flap.

According to Spanish retailer Sivasdescalzo, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Phantom” is rumored to be released on March 16 on Nike.com and at select retailers for $160 USD. Stay tuned for more information on the official drop date.

In more sneaker news, check out the ’90s inspired Air Jordan 9.

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