Official Look at the Air Jordan 1 High “Royal Reimagined”
The silhouette’s standard leather upper has been modified with a smooth suede.
Update: It’s been a few months since we last spotted a new reveal of the Air Jordan 1 High “Royal Reimagined” and the Swoosh has finally stepped in to present its detailed imagery of the much-anticipated sneaker. Release for the pair remains anticipated for a November 4 launch date via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a price of $180 USD.
Update: As hype surrounding the Air Jordan 1 High “Royal Reimagined” launch continues to build, additional looks at the much-anticipated sneaker have surfaced. The latest sees an on-foot breakdown of the classic look, showcasing its unique suede finish. Release is now expected to take place on November 4 at a price of $180 USD. For more details, check out our previous updates below.
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Update: After an initial preview of the latest “Reimagined” look from Jordan Brand, detailed imagery of the Air Jordan 1 High “Royal Reimagined” has surfaced. It remains expected to release this November at a price of $180 USD via Nike SNKRS and select Jordan Brand retailers. Stay tuned for official details and dive into our initial coverage below for more info.
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Original Story: Jordan Brand‘s “Reimagined” series consists of modernized retro offerings that are inspired by some of Michael Jordan‘s most coveted OG kicks. After dropping the Air Jordan 3 “White Cement Reimagined” earlier this year, the Jumpman team is now teasing one of the series’ next installments: the Air Jordan 1 High “Royal Reimagined.”
Unlike the aforementioned AJ 3 and the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Lost and Found,” this forthcoming variation takes a departure from its model’s traditional build. The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG is widely known to be made up of smooth leather panels, but Jordan designers instead opted to construct its side panels and toe boxes with buttery suede. Its “Royal Blue” accents land in its usual spots across the lower heel overlays, collars, Swooshes and toe boxes, the quarters and surrounding overlays are dialed to a solid black hue. Tongues retain their nylon material and are topped off with Nike Air branding. Customary white midsoles and blue treading are situated down below.
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Be on the lookout for these to drop on November 4 via select Jordan Brand retailers and SNKRS in full family sizes. The adult pairs will retail for $180 USD. You can also find an early pair via Flight Club.
Elsewhere in the realm of sneakers, a Jordan Zion 2 “Celestial Gold” colorway has been revealed.
