First Look At The Offcial images are her of the Air Jordan 4 Sashiko that is set to drop on December 5th Low “Rookie Of The Year”

McDonalds Reveals a Commercial With Travis Scott and He's Wearing His Air Jordan 1: A first look at the upcoming Offcial images are her of the Air Jordan 4 Sashiko that is set to drop on December 5th Retro Low OG “Rookie Of The Year” has surfaced via @flightacademy_kickz. Currently, the shoes are expected to release this Spring 2025 season for $140.

Nike Air Jordan Iv 4 Retro Black Yellow Thunder Lightning: AIR JORDAN 1 LOW WHITE UNIVERSITY RED WOMENS 2020 Offcial images are her of the Air Jordan 4 Sashiko that is set to drop on December 5ths in recent memory is returning as a low-top; the Jordan 1 “Rookie Of The Year” from 2018, a shoe widely celebrated for its high-quality materials and well executed theme.

To the uninformed, the “Rookie Of The Year” is inspired by a tan jacket Michael Jordan wore during the 1985 NBA Award Ceremony, where he was of course presented with his Rookie Of The Year Award. The 2018 release featured “Golden Harvest” nubuck overlays and a white leather base, bordering “Chicago” color blocking if not for a black outsole. It’s well regarded as one of the best AJ1s of the modern era in terms of material quality and one of the best non-original Jordan 1 colorways of all time.

The low-top should mimic the same color blocking to the best of it’s ability, but naturally, all focus will be on whether or not its materials live up to the precedent set by the high-top. It’s also worth suggesting that the shoes might come with a “Sail” midsole like we’ve seen across other returning Jordan shoes, but we’ll need to wait on official images to say for sure.

In addition to the Jordan 1 Low “Rookie Of The Year,” there are a handful of other high-top 1s that are expected to return as low-tops. The Jordan 1 Low “Mocha” and “Game Royal” are both arriving this year, and the Jordan 1 “Obsidian” from 2019 and Art Basel-exclusive “Rust Pink” grail from 2017 are also expected to assume a low-top profile. Notably, the “Rust Pink” is also expected to feature the original, larger Swoosh.

Currently, the Jordan 1 Low OG “Rookie Of The Year” is expected to arrive January 11th, 2025 for $140, teeing off an action packed year for Jordan releases. Stick with us while we provide updates and detailed images as the drop looms closer.