Protected by Crep Protect.
Putting the collaborative release to the test.
Featuring revitalized classics like the Air Jordan 1 CO.JP “Neutral Grey” plus new styles like the Air Jordan 3 “Laser Orange.”
On a first come, first serve basis.
Alongside a plethora of Air Jordans, Nike’s Dunk Low SP “Champ Colors” and a reported YEEZY QUANTUM “Barium” drop.
Detailing its pop-in and pop-up store release plan.
Reportedly limited to just 4,700 pairs.
Alongside a stark new Adapt Auto Max, SB-inspired Air Jordan 1, advanced adidas 4Ds and more.
Including Bodega Rose’s Air Jordan 1 vase raffle to raise money for COVID Bail Out Fund.
Providing bail to medically vulnerable people who are being held in New York jails.
A sustainability-focused design.
It would be the first time Jordan Brand has brought back the OG colorway.