Quick Facts
- The Jordan 1 Low Chinese New Year starts with a clean upper covered in thick-textured sail canvas to create a perfect platform for a multi-color flower graphic
- The side panel Swoosh is white horse faux horse hair for a shoutout to the changing of the Chinese Zodiac calendar
- The Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG Chinese New Year will be released Spring 2026
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Nike’s 2026 Chinese New Year’s collection has been focused on the stampeding energy of the Year of the Horse, and Jordan is adding pairs of its own horse-themed colorways, including a Trunner O/S and an Air Jordan 1 Low. On the latest addition to the collection, though, the Jumpman is adding an embroidered bouquet of flowers with just a hit of faux horse hair.
The Jordan 1 Low Chinese New Year starts with a clean upper covered in thick-textured sail canvas to create a perfect platform for a multi-color flower graphic. The toebox features a mix of pink, green, and gold embroidered foliage, with matching graphics added to the tongue label. The side panel Swoosh is white horse faux horse hair for a shoutout to the changing of the Chinese Zodiac calendar.
The first Air Jordan 1 Low from the Year of the Horse pack is covered in premium brown leather, and the Trunner O/S features fuzzy suede and its own saddle graphics, giving the embroidered flower pair more of an old-timey Western vibe when considered next to the whole pack. Beaverton’s Year of the Horse pack is wide-ranging, so don’t be surprised to see more pairs added before the 2026 celebration.
The Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG Chinese New Year will be released Spring 2026 through Nike and select Jordan retailers in-store and online. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $165. The sneaker will also be offered in PS and TD sizing. For all the latest Jordan holiday news, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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