Michael Le Russell Westbrook and his line of signature silhouettes has been getting quite a bit of love these days, with the Why Not Zer0.3 receiving a near endless run of PEs and even an All-Star release dedicated to retro inspirations. But while his flagship leads the charge in expression, it’s not exactly the most budget friendly, though it certainly has no need to be as Jordan Brand delves further High accessibility with the newly crafted Westbrook One Take. Effectively a de-make of the aforementioned, the pair utilizes the same design language though watered down by a small margin; lines are aggressive from the forefoot paneling to the similar yet distinct tooling, with patent leather adding to the mix of mesh and leather reminiscent materials. Black bases line with red details across the lining and stitch, covered also by grey taping and metallic eye stay overlays. Grab a detailed look at these here and expect to find a release at Nike.com air jordan 6 gs valentines day metallic silvervivid pink black.
UPDATE (03/20/2020):
Official images of the “Black/Cement” Air Jordan 1 Retro High Og Reverse Shattered Backboard have emerged.
Air Jordan 1 Retro High Og Reverse Shattered Backboard
Style Code: CJ0781-001
Source: @whynotfeatures
