Nike Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Game Royal 2018 from jordan's blog
New Jordans 2017, Back in early December, we caught wind of the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG "Game Royal," which was rumored to make its comeback sometime in early 2018. With a firm release date now scheduled for next month, we thought this an ideal time to revisit the basketball-turned-lifestyle classic. Following the release of the AJ 1 Bred Toe, the Air Jordan 1 Game Royal is going to be the next iteration of the silhouette, and it's scheduled to drop next month. Featuring the same color block theme as seen on the Chicago pair, the sneaker is made of a white leather upper with game royal overlays, and black accents used for the Nike Air branding, wings logo, laces and swooshes on the sides. A white midsole and matching royal blue rubber outsole completes the design altogether.
New Air Jordan Shoes, After all the craziness that surprisingly surrounded the super general "Bred Toe" release, next month Jordan Brand will offer up yet another stellar Air Jordan 1 with remnants of one of the most coveted non-OG pairs to release this decade. White leather covers the upper, along with blue overlays on the toe box, and sidewall, while a black Swoosh and "Wings" logo rounds out the design. With color blocking that's easily familiar to the frags, a white leather base is finished with black and royal accents that also act as an alternate to the "Chicago" OG.
New Jordans 2018, There's yet another Air Jordan 1 heading our way for 2018 – as part of another huge year for the silhouette. The difference for next year however, is the focus on OG branding. And this "Game Royal" colorway is one of them. Like the Remastered "Banned" release, this 2017 retro receives an upgrade in regards to the quality of materials used and its shape, which is truer to the actual 1985 release. The Varsity Royal blue paneling appears in tumbled leather on the toe box, Swooshes, heel, and ankle. Black premium leather colors the remainder of the upper to complete the classic color blocking. A clean white midsole balances out the shoe, maintaining the iconic motif along with the Varsity Royal outsole.
New Air Jordan Shoes, After all the craziness that surprisingly surrounded the super general "Bred Toe" release, next month Jordan Brand will offer up yet another stellar Air Jordan 1 with remnants of one of the most coveted non-OG pairs to release this decade. White leather covers the upper, along with blue overlays on the toe box, and sidewall, while a black Swoosh and "Wings" logo rounds out the design. With color blocking that's easily familiar to the frags, a white leather base is finished with black and royal accents that also act as an alternate to the "Chicago" OG.
New Jordans 2018, There's yet another Air Jordan 1 heading our way for 2018 – as part of another huge year for the silhouette. The difference for next year however, is the focus on OG branding. And this "Game Royal" colorway is one of them. Like the Remastered "Banned" release, this 2017 retro receives an upgrade in regards to the quality of materials used and its shape, which is truer to the actual 1985 release. The Varsity Royal blue paneling appears in tumbled leather on the toe box, Swooshes, heel, and ankle. Black premium leather colors the remainder of the upper to complete the classic color blocking. A clean white midsole balances out the shoe, maintaining the iconic motif along with the Varsity Royal outsole.
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| Added | Feb 27 '18 |
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