Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1 High OG to release sometime in 2021
Buy The Sneaker, Highlighting the shoe is Michael Jordan’s signature stamped on the lateral heel atop a translucent outsole revealing Red and Blue stars completed with “Trophy Room” patches sewn into the insoles. Dressed in a White, Varsity Red, Sail, and Black color scheme. This Air Jordan 1 puts a luxury twist to the OG “Chicago” release. It features a White leather upper with glittery Red overlays, “Nike Air” tongues, Black Swooshes and ankle collar while the traditional Red stitching on the upper has been replaced with White. The etched in MJ signature makes the pair feel that it is an OG relic, though its co-branded insignia on the heel and Star graphic stowed beneath the translucent outsole modernize the edition a touch.
DA2728-100 Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago 2021, Marcus Jordan’s Trophy Room will be releasing a special edition Air Jordan 1 High OG inspired by the original “Chicago” colorway. First looks leaking online today show the pair, which arrives in traditional Chicago blocking, featuring an all-over aged-look effect, with weathered red leather uppers and a sail midsole setting the scene for the sneaker. Although early images of the shoe have yet to surface, the leaked color description suggests that it will incorporate popular hues including royal blue and varsity red. This pair has also been given the “SP” tag, which has often been reserved for the brand’s premium releases.
The Air Jordan 4 will be releasing in a brand new Taupe Haze colorway early on in 2021. The sneaker dons cracked Taupe Haze uppers which suggests that it can be torn away to reveal a new color or design underneath. Additional details includes Black covering the plastic wing flaps, liner, laces, and outsole atop a Sail midsole with pops of Infrared at the tongue and outsole detail completes the design. The same tone takes over much of the midsole and outsole, while hits of “Infrared 23” animate parts of the tread and back of the tongue. Together, the palette creates a proposition that wouldn’t seem out-of-place within Travis Scott’s collaborative catalog.
