The Air Jordan 1 Mid Craft SE Taupe Haze Is Coming In Full Family Sizing
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Whether you like it or not, Jordan Brand's Craft collection is going to play a massive role in 2023. With the Air Jordan 2, Air Jordan 4, and Air Jordan 5 all getting the delightfully deconstructed makeover, the Air Jordan 1 Mid is now revisiting the series with the Air Jordan 1 Mid Craft SE "Taupe Haze." Unveiled just days after the Air Jordan 1 Low SE Craft "Taupe Haze" was uncovered, this is, without a shadow of a doubt, going to be one of the most popular Jumpman sneakers of Spring.
One of the most unique colorways to hit Michael Jordan's mid-top flagship, this Air Jordan 1 Mid features sail suede across the sidewalls and toebox, while the ankle and front are dressed in a taupe haze woven canvas. The collar flaps are dipped in a clean muslin hue, and a dash of celestial gold adorns the heel for a pop of contrast that's sure to turn heads. The legendary Nike Swoosh shoots through the laterals and medials, and of course, it wouldn't be an AJ 1 without the iconic Jumpman that is proudly embroidered across the tongue. All of this sits on top of a creamy Air midsole that offers a tastefully vintage aesthetic.
As you might have already guessed, the Air Jordan 1 Mid Craft SE Taupe Haze will release in full family sizes in Spring 2023. Expected to launch at Nike, the SNKRS app, and select Jordan Brand retailers both online and in-store, retail will be $135, $120, $80, and $65 for men's, gradeschool, pre-school, and toddler pairs. 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 Mid Craft SE "Taupe Haze"
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