Quick Facts
- The Air Jordan 1 Low SE joins the growing Year of the Horse collection from Jordan Brand that includes two other variations of the AJ 1 Low
- The Air Jordan 1 Low SE Year of the Horse adds spotted pony hair details on the heel and an embossed Swoosh for that Cowboy look
- A release date and price have yet to be announced
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Nike’s Lunar New Year collection has been galloping with an array of silhouettes from the Air Force 1 to the blazing red Nike Ja 3 that dropped as a part of the worldwide festivities.
Of course, Jordan Brand is following suit with a handful of remixed models that celebrate the Year of the Horse, including a premium Jordan Trunner O/S with suede details, an ornate Air Jordan 1 Low OG with flowers embroidered on the toe box, and a Western-themed Air Jordan 1 MM Low V3 with premium leather overlays embossed to look like a saddle. The Jordan Brand stable continues to grow with a third Air Jordan 1 Low joining the collection.
The Air Jordan 1 Low SE Year of the Horse comes crafted with a clean white leather base with earthy brown overlays and an equally naturalistic sail midsole. The silhouette leans into its animal instincts with spotted pony hair panels on the heel and embossed suede Swooshes that tie into the greater saddle imagery found throughout the collection.
Not only do the red laces add an extra pop of color for the standout sneaker, but it ties in more cultural relevance with red prominently appearing in Lunar New Year celebrations to promote fortune, vitality, and good luck.
Adding more horsepower to the silhouette are the subtle details throughout, like the elegantly embroidered canvas tongue, the glistening golden Jumpman hangtag, and the frayed Jordan label found on the lateral Swoosh. Insoles with Jordan spelled out in a Western-style font add a little giddy-up in your step and complete the look.
The Air Jordan 1 Retro Low SE Year of the Horse will be released Spring 2026 through Nike and select Jordan retailers in-store and online. Available in men's sizing, the retail price is unknown at the time of writing. For all the latest Jordan holiday news, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
Devin Robertson is a writer and sneakerhead from Memphis, TN. Outside of sneakers, he enjoys film, comics, and music.
