Air Jordan 1 Low SE Craft Inside Out DN1635-100

The Air Jordan 1 Low SE Craft Inside Out percolates art by only the faces, and people like to have that. And let's not overlook mention the general aesthetics of this peach. Virgil Abloh's influential "The 10" collection lays a lasting trend of separated looks in footwear. Since its debut in 2017, we have seen every brand copy the style, and in 2022, it continues with Jordan Brand's most recent Air Jordan 1 Low sighting. Cream Nike Swooshes and White upper mix well with colour themes you should bang this season. Visit us at FastSole to constantly check out more of the updates and get info on the latest release. Also, do not stop reading to not miss out on anything new from your favourite sneaker town.

The pair boasts the seldom-seen "inside-out" aesthetic much like the Mid. With exposed tongues and foam collars, under-side suede overlays. Including a toe box placed on top of the toe cap, delivered in an undyed and natural palette that would typically emerge on the inside of a sneaker. Matching exactly with a recently unveiled Air Jordan 1 Mid, this AJ1 Low sees a blend of light cream, light grey, and white hues on the upper. In contrast, bright orange sees the insoles and the Swoosh logo through stitches, hinting at Michael Jordan's 23 jersey number. Check out the new Air Jordan 1 Mid Inside Out Light Grey!

Dubbed the "Inside Out", this impending release sees the particular deets of Virgil's work. Such as the revealed sponge innards and exposed stitching at the Swoosh. Unlike the Mid, which adjusted its heel layout, this Low keeps things mostly the same, removing the heel cap, the exposed liners, and the toe mentioned above cap. An added splash of orange is done tastefully through subtle #23 stitching on the Swoosh and the insoles, but everything else arrives in white, neutral, grey, or sail. Gear up and be ready to join the cue as soon as this Nike hits the shops.

Air Jordan 1 Low SE Craft Inside Out will be released 22nd September. Follow our Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram pages to get all the recent updates.

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