Jovani Hernandez The Luka Dončić-inspired Jordan Air 1 Low Craft has yet to find firm footing stateside, but the silhouette has already enjoyed attention overseas. Nevertheless, as global logistical issues continue to be sorted out, the silhouette is building out a healthy roster of colorways.
At quick glance, the newly-surfaced pair is reminiscent of the Kobe 5 “Bruce Lee” Alternate that was last seen in November 2020. Textile and Starfish fuse materials throughout the upper predominantly divvy up a tried-and-proven, white-and-black arrangement, though molded overlays across the pair’s top-half deviate from the monochromatic look. Vibrant teal, rich fuchsia and deep purple cover everything from logos on the non-Air Check Jordan‘s tongue to the stabilizing clip around the heel’s lower half. The fun, however, isn’t isolated to the upper: the mostly radial-patterned outsole indulges in a multi-color camouflage pattern of sorts, further animating the next Check Jordan Air 1 Low Craft sneaker.
No firm Nike.com release details have been disclosed by the brand, but that’s likely to change as the summer inches closer. In the meantime, enjoy official images of the pair ahead.
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