A Monochrome “Black/White” Lands On The Air Jordan 1 KO Low

Jared Ebanks June 25th, 2023 (updated)

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Kicking off the new year with a semi-customizable collaboration with Union LA, the Air Jordan 1 KO Low has since gone on to carve out its own selection of revamped color blockings entrenched in the brand’s “Be True To You School” aesthetic. Recently, the 1986 construction dressed in the all-too-familiar “Panda” scheme.

Crafting a low-top offering of the Air Jordan 1 Hi ’85 “Black/White” from February, the clad-canvas construction looks toward its typical two-toned coordination above as crisp white hues at the vamp, mid-foot and tongue come immediately contrasted by a sea of pitch-dark overlays. Color matching the jet-black tincture along the collar, laces and Swooshes, an aged aesthetic lands across the monochromatic silhouette’s midsole unit in a light “Sail” treatment similar to that of the model’s upcoming “Kentucky” composition.

As we await the pair’s potential summer release, in the meantime enjoy official imagery of the Air Jordan 1 KO Low “Black/White” below.

In other news, Yoon Ahn recently previewed an upcoming AMBUSH x Nike Air More Uptempo.