Matt Varga Over the past several years, Jordan Brand has showcased that they’ve got a stable of colorways they consider to be “modern classics,” flipping looks minted in the past decade or so for the litany of Air Jordan 1 offshoots that populate the newswire. Be it the Jordan 1 Mid, Jordan 1 Low, or more far-flung branches from the parent silhouette, editions like the “Obsidian” and “Mocha” serve as the faces of this newer, highly-regarded cadre. As does the “Bred Toe,” now appearing with a patent leather version of the Air Jordan 1 Low Cleat.
Continuing on as the face of the Jumpman’s gridiron efforts, the Jordan 1 Low TD hardware remains in place, pairing that iconic upper design with cleated traction underfoot. While the patent leather stands out as the most eye-catching detail, the shoe returns to a traditional synthetic leather build at the quarter, toe-box and rearmost overlays, ensuring the high abrasion hardware of Nike, Inc.’s other cleat models remains intact for this street-inspired shoe.
As promised in our title, the Air Jordan 1 Low “Patent Bred Toe” cleats should land sometime in the Summer ’25 season, retailing for $140 upon arrival. We’ll keep both this page and our Jordan Release Dates hub stocked with direct pick-up links once this pair lands.
