The Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Shadow” releases May 11th, 2024 via SNKRS and select retailers, carrying a $140 retail price. The shoe is expected in an extended men’s run, stretching from M3.5 to M15 sizes. Last released in 2015, the shape of the Jordan 1 Low on offer here is tooled to closely resemble the ones that debuted in 1986, while the grey-on-black “Shadow” colorway also presents a “first run” palette that dates back to 1985. Under our “Where To Buy” section you can find direct retailer links to get ready for drop day, with two detailed galleries and further analysis of this shoe included ahead of that.
- Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Shadow” Sneaker Politics
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- Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Shadow” Sneaker Politics
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- Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Shadow” Sneaker Politics
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- Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Shadow” Sneaker Politics
Though the Air Jordan 1 Low OG has been on offer since 2015, the model received a heavy push coinciding with Travis Scott’s adoption of the low-cut kicks. With his constant stream of backwards Swoosh takes, the Swoosh proper has kept up momentum around mainline releases, something again proven with this “Shadow” release. If you only look at this year’s slate, you’ll notice another trend that this pair exemplifies. Alongside the Jordan 1 Low “Metallic Black,” Jordan 1 Low “Gorge Green” and Jordan 1 Low “Mocha,” Beaverton creatives have chopped the top off of some of the most iconic Air Jordan 1 Highs in the company’s catalog. While the AJ1 Low continues to be a divisive issue among sneakerheads, there’s no denying the accessibility that it presents in terms of cost and wearability, opening the door for plenty more consumers to rock coveted colorways.
Keep this page handy for drop day and beyond, as any potential restocks down the line will be prominently featured here. For other drops on the slate, our Jordan Release Dates 2024 landing page is your go-to source.
On that note, check out the latest on next week’s massive launches: the Air Jordan 1 Low “Elkins” and Air Jordan 11 Low “Space Jam.”
