Matt Varga The Air Jordan 1 Low remains in the conversation for the Jumpman’s foremost everyday shoe, accessible to the widest audience by merging a cost-conscious price tag and the timeless appeal of MJ’s first signature. As Summer approaches, it’s unsurprising that the Beaverton team is ushering in a warm weather edition, with official images of the Air Jordan 1 Low “Pale Ivory” now emerging.
Rather than its typical leather hardware, instead we swap to a fabric-laden canvas build, carrying through the titular “Pale Ivory” with rich brown detailing around it. Given that the elevator pitch for this shoe is essentially “breezier materials and a grown-up palette,” it’s hard not to think of the mesh Air Force 1 that recently hit our site, even if the differences in color codes mean these aren’t of a piece with one another. Instead, perhaps its an indication that instead of rolling out true spin-offs, the brand is willing to slightly shift its core product to meet the season, opening our imaginations to a ton of potential product that could be coming down the pike.
The Air Jordan 1 Low “Pale Ivory” should be landing as a part of the Jumpman’s Summer 2025 slate, retailing for $125 upon arrival. If this pair has really caught your eye, keep an eye on our Jordan Release Dates landing page.
WHERE TO BUY
Mens Air Jordan 1 Low
US 2025
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