This Air Jordan 1 Low Gets Served Up In Strawberries & Cream
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Jordan Brand has arrived to sweeten up your little sneakerhead's collection with the Air Jordan 1 Low "Strawberries & Cream." Inspired by the delectable dessert, this brand new colorway will definitely tantalize your taste buds. Announced just days after the Air Jordan 1 Mid "Strawberries & Cream," if you want a piece then make sure you read on to find out everything that you need to know, including potential release information, pricing details, and so much more.
Dished up in a full leather construction that's as sweet as it gets, this Air Jordan 1 Low works on top of a crisp white base that symbolizes the cream, and is overlaid by delicious desert berry panels that represent the strawberries in the culinary combination. A soft coral chalk Nike Swoosh shoots through the lateral and medial sidewalls, while MJ's signature Jumpman and winged basketball motifs are finely stitched onto the tongue and heel, respectively. All of this sits on top of a bed of Air for comfort and cushioning that will last all day, everyday.
As you might have guessed already, the Air Jordan 1 Low Strawberries & Cream GS will drop exclusively in gradeschool sizes when they release in Summer 2023. Launching at Nike, the SNKRS app, and select Jordan retailers both online and in-store, retail will be $90 a pop. Check out our Jordan release calendar, and keep it locked to our Twitter and official Mobile App. If you're looking for a more in-depth breakdown of the Air Jordan 1 and upcoming releases, check out our Air Jordan 1 Buyers Guide and our Air Jordan 1 Release Dates Page!
Air Jordan 1 Low "Strawberries & Cream" (GS)
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