Virgil Abloh's Off White x Air Jordan 1 Sneakers from jordan's blog
Jordan Retro Shoes, Virgil Abloh's Air Jordan 1 was considered the "Shoe of the Year" in 2017. From its unique design to unconstructed build, this Air Jordan 1 instantly became a piece of sneaker history. The first pair from last year was a "Chicago" theme, but this version is covered in mostly white with the signature deconstructed detailing. Pops of contrast are found with blue stitching on the Swoosh and orange tab, as well as black text on the inner lateral section, and "AIR" branding on the heels to complete the design altogether.
New Jordans 2016, Inspired by how the NBA banned the Black and Red Air Jordan 1 in 1985 due to not obeying by the uniform guidelines, Jordan Brand designed a special edition colorway back in 2011. Highlighting the shoe was an "X" on each heel, which was only released at select Nike outlets. "That shoe originally was all white," Abloh said, telling the story of the shoe's development. "I was in the airport—I was at Newark; I can remember it—and I was going through the security and I saw somebody in a white pair of Dunks and I couldn't tell the difference. And I was like, "Emergency: The Jordan needs to be the Chicago colorway. That shoe would have just been a sort of anonymous white shoe.
New Jordans 2017, Two highly popular and limited edition Air Jordan 1s to release have been the Banned Air Jordan 1 and the Off-White x Air Jordan 1. Men's red, white and black leather Off-White x Virgil Abloh x Nike: The TEN Air Jordan 1 round-toe high-top sneakers with suede and canvas trim, logos throughout, contrast stitching at sides, rubber soles and lace-tie closures at uppers. Includes box, shopping bag and three spare shoe laces. Its all white base is accented with light blue hints to complement the deconstructed form. Abloh’s signature orange detailing can also be found on the outside lateral instead of the hangtag.
New Jordans 2016, Inspired by how the NBA banned the Black and Red Air Jordan 1 in 1985 due to not obeying by the uniform guidelines, Jordan Brand designed a special edition colorway back in 2011. Highlighting the shoe was an "X" on each heel, which was only released at select Nike outlets. "That shoe originally was all white," Abloh said, telling the story of the shoe's development. "I was in the airport—I was at Newark; I can remember it—and I was going through the security and I saw somebody in a white pair of Dunks and I couldn't tell the difference. And I was like, "Emergency: The Jordan needs to be the Chicago colorway. That shoe would have just been a sort of anonymous white shoe.
New Jordans 2017, Two highly popular and limited edition Air Jordan 1s to release have been the Banned Air Jordan 1 and the Off-White x Air Jordan 1. Men's red, white and black leather Off-White x Virgil Abloh x Nike: The TEN Air Jordan 1 round-toe high-top sneakers with suede and canvas trim, logos throughout, contrast stitching at sides, rubber soles and lace-tie closures at uppers. Includes box, shopping bag and three spare shoe laces. Its all white base is accented with light blue hints to complement the deconstructed form. Abloh’s signature orange detailing can also be found on the outside lateral instead of the hangtag.
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| Added | Feb 25 '18 |
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