Air Jordan 1 Mid GS Reverse Yellow Toe 554725-701

Air Jordan 1 Mid GS Reverse Yellow Toe is in the sneakers game now! This time, the Air Jordan 1 is coming up "Yellow Toe" colour scheme of the OG High. In contrast, the blocking residue was fairly consistent. The forefoot flips things throughout by employing black toes and overlays of Taxi Yellow. The golden-yellow overlays, rear-end of white mid panels, black collars, and black Swooshes is the same as the OG High. Featuring the pair's black nylon liners, tongues, and laces. Material-wise, you're getting the staple smooth leather build. The sole units underfoot are set in simple white and yellow to complete the design.

The yellow and black colourway on the Air Jordan 1 will be a hot topic in 2022. Releasing on the much-anticipated Yellow Toe Jordan 1s. Adopting the beloved colour-blocking theme based on 1985's. The "Black Toe" and the Yellow Toes are poised to be one of the biggest drops. However, Mid mania continues. We're catching the hint of an upcoming release that borrows that glamorous colour palette. The AJ1 Mid with a mix of black, yellow, and white, arranged in a format. We can only define it as a flipped version of the Yellow Toe. The university gold yellow materialises on the overlay to match the outsole, with tongue, black flooding the toe, and inner liner. For now, this enticing colourway will be dropping in adult sizing and GS sizes with perhaps on the way.

Do not miss these cool kicks. Surely it is going to be hit. Also, fashion enthusiasts will love this pair as it is very fashionable and comfy fits. One can comfortably wear these sneakers all day long. So, don't be late to secure your pair. The release details and info will update on our website. If you want to clutch this shoe, you have to keep an eye on our website. You can check out Air Jordan 1 Mid Berry Pink for another fashionable kick. Also, please review our site's Air Jordan section for even more footwear.

Air Jordan 1 Mid GS Reverse Yellow Toe is releasing 1st September. Follow our Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages.

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