The Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Neutral Grey” Releasing In Grade School Sizes On June 24th

Thanks to Dior and Travis Scott, the Air Jordan 1 Low OG has recently re-entered production. As such, the silhouette has emerged in a handful of colorways, including a “Neutral Grey” style set to launch for adults and kids on June 24th.

As the model’s name suggests, the forthcoming pair includes all of the original design specifications conjured up by Peter Moore 36 years ago. The shoe’s overall shape has been modified to emulate pairs from decades past, while “NIKE AIR” branding replaces Jumpman logos on the top of the tongue and sock-liner. Elsewhere, “wings” insignias reprise their inaugural placement – the upper heel panel – instead of appearing right about the midsole. Akin to an Air Jordan 1 from 1985, the upcoming sneaker couples a predominantly “White” arrangement with slightly-contrasting “Neutral Grey” and “Particle Grey” for a clean, summer-ready option.

Enjoy official images of the kid’s pair here below, and find the retro hitting Nike SNKRS on June 24th in Men and Women’s sizing, too.

For more from under the NIKE, Inc. banner, check out the company’s expansive “Space Jam: A New Legacy” collection, which includes the Nike LeBron 19.

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