The Air Jordan 37 Low Crafts Its Own Fraternity

Jared Ebanks February 15, 2023

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Back in late 2021, Jordan Brand delivered specially crafted PEs of its famed Air Jordan 6 featuring Greek Life lettering and crests for their exclusive band of athletes pushing forward the brand for future generations. While the latter array of colorful nubuck-coated propositions remained reserved for the aforementioned athletes exclusively, the recently unveiled Air Jordan 37 Low is infusing some of its own fraternal inspiration.

Tonally inspired by its Air Jordan 4 counterpart, a clad wash of “Military Blue” consumes the entirety of the upper while a faded “Midnight Navy” fills the mid-foot windows, tongue construction and sock liner. Featuring the same sequence of Greek letters that appeared on the latter collection’s heel insignia, its white and blue crest renders a singular appearance atop the left tongue in place of its typical Jumpman logo. Indulging in a seldom crimson accent atop the tongue and vertical pull tab in further homage to the AJ 4, a crisp white midsole unit and semi-translucent icy blue heel counter pairs with sectioned grey embellishments along the tread underfoot.

Enjoy official images of the Air Jordan 37 Low “Fraternity” below while we await the pair’s expected release in March.

In other news from the Beaverton brand, the Air Jordan 8 is coordinating a “Gun Smoke” ensemble for the holiday season.