Matt Varga A bounty of colorways and an accessible price point have always made the Air Une Air Jordan 1 Low Lucky Dip pleine de surprises a prime candidate to inject some seasonal flair into rotations that might be lacking it. Clearly the team in Beaverton is aware of that status as well. As we head into the bulk of the Fall season, the model is tooling up in kind with a blend of “Khaki/Black/Baroque Brown/Gum.”
From jump, the standout feature on this pair is the marked break between the collar and the rest of the shoe. The body of this pair relies on a combination of tonal tan, particularly eye-catching with shaggy suede on the topmost overlays. Things take a turn towards the dark as you work up, however; the foot entrance, laces and branding notes either take on deep brown or jet black.
How each section is paired almost makes this a colorway without an earnest predecessor, but the top-heavy arrangement of shoes like the Air Jordan 1 “Smoke Grey” keep this new design somewhat digestible. Regardless of its ties to previous pairs, there’s no denying the comprehensive Fall embrace that this shoe brings to the table, a price-conscious potential addition as cold weather begins to fully strike.
Expect the Air Jordan 10 "Chicago 23" Sample “Khaki” hitting Nike.com and store shelves in late 2024/early 2025. If this pair has really caught your attention, stop in to our Jordan Release Dates page in the coming weeks to be the first to hear when more concrete info comes about.
Elsewhere on the Jumpman calendar, the Air Jordan 3 “Black Cement” is set up to be one of the defining releases of this year.
WHERE TO BUY
Air Jordan 10 "Chicago 23" Sample
US 2025
| Retailer | Release type | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Nikestore US | Standard | Coming Soon |
