In a light grey and white colourway, this shoe has endless styling potential. This Dior x Air Jordan 1 features a White and Grey upper with Air Dior branding on the tongues and above the Wings logo.
So stay tuned while we wait for more details to emerge. On the Jordan’s wings logo – where it usually reads ‘Air Jordan’ – the embossed detail now reads ‘Air Dior’. In terms of design, Dior’s signature monogram print, as seen on the B23 High-Top, might be incorporated into the silhouette. With leather overlays that enhance the durability and structure of the shoe, the ankle is padded for protection and comfort. But this isn’t where Dior’s stamp on the shoe ends. Staying true to the iconic Jordan 1 highs classic design, this sneaker is crafted from smooth, luxe leather with a perforated toe box that promotes air flow to keep you cool and comfortable. Each sneaker shopper can only select just one boutique and register only once for the desired style and size. Where the Nike Swoosh is usually simple and effective, on this design it’s filled with Dior’s instantly recognisable logo motif. Launching as part of a larger collection with the esteemed Parisian fashion house, the Dior x Air Jordan 1 Low sports a simple two-tone color scheme on the upper, featuring a white Italian leather base with subtle grey leather overlays.
DIOR AIR JORDAN 1 UPDATE
Staying true to the iconic Jordan 1 high’s classic design, this sneaker is crafted from smooth, luxe leather with a perforated toe box that promotes air flow to keep you cool and comfortable. UPDATE 5/24: According to TwoJsKicks, the Dior x Air Jordan 1 High will be returning in three more colorways, including Chicago, Triple White and either. Rumours were swirling around what this collab would look like and here we are! The result is a pared-back design with premium branding and endless styling potential.
Revisit Dior’s 2019 Pre-Fall show in Miami, where the new Air Jordans were originally unveiled, below.One of the most anticipated launches of the year, the Dior x Jordan 1 High OG Grey is the first collaboration from the luxury-fashion powerhouse and sportswear giant. To give a sense of their exclusivity, a countdown will be on display at the pop-up event, counting down as the shoes are picked up. Printed logos under translucent ice blue outsoles. Co-branded icy translucent soles, Dior branded tongue and Wings logo, and a silver 'Air Dior' hang tag completes the design. These shoes are made in Italy with premium materials. ‘Air Dior’ modified Wings logo and ‘Dior Air’ tongue labels. This Jordan 1 Retro High is composed of a white and grey leather upper with traditional Dior monogram print Swoosh. Somewhat predictably, the public site shut down just hours after the launch, having already received the flood of registrations.Ī pop-up store in Selfridge’s Corner Shop will serve as a showcase and pick-up point for the sneakers, running July 8 to July 21. Condition: Brand New Due to the high value nature of the Jordan 1 x Dior collaboration, we also have a few pairs. Dior Gray and white calfskin handcrafted leather upper. Description Dior and Jordan Brand created one of the most hyped sneaker collaborations of all time in 2020 when they joined forces for the Air Jordan 1 Air Dior. Although 13,000 pairs were produced, only 8,000 pairs were actually available to the public, while the other 5,000 were offered to Dior’s top clients, via personal invitation. Dior (PARIS:CDI.PA +0.22) and Jordan Brand have officially confirmed the forthcoming Air Jordan 1 High OG collaboration. The high-top and low-top versions of the shoes were priced at $2,200 and $2,000, respectively. Now, it’s been revealed that over 5 million people registered for a chance to buy them, as reported by WWD. Marking the continued merge of streetwear and luxury fashion, the highly anticipated Dior x Air Jordan 1 Low marks the first time a sneaker brand has.
Last month (June 25), after the coronavirus pandemic had pushed the launch back from March, the Air Jordan 1 OG Dior sneakers were finally made available to the public on a first-come, first-served basis, via a dedicated microsite. Kim Jones is a long-time – and well-documented – fan of the Air Jordan 1, so his collaboration with the sportswear label on a new iteration of the iconic sneaker made a lot of sense when it was unveiled during Dior’s Pre-Fall show in Miami, December 2019.
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