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2016 marks the first time in 3 years that the colorway returns. There seems to be Air Jordan 1 colorways released every year but none carry the prestige of the classic Chicago-inspired versions like the black and Varsity Red version commonly referred to as the “banned” Air Jordans. Jordan Brand reintroduced the “OG” versions of the Jordan 1, which featured “Nike Air” labeling on the tongue and on the insoles back in 2013. Jordan collectors often place a higher value on these tiny details because when the original Nike Air Jordan released in 1985, the Jumpman logo hadn’t even been created, which means the retro AJ1s with the Jumpman on the tongue, heel or insole, are just not quite the same. Whether you call them Breds, Banned 1s, Black and Reds, Playoffs, or any other nickname, the Air Jordan 1 Retro in Black and Varsity Red is arguably the most important Air Jordan release and should be a part of any serious collectors sneaker collection.

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After dropping the “Gold Top 3” AJ1 at ComplexCon 2017, Nike decided to hit the ground running with the Jordan 1 Retro High NRG Patent Gold Toe at a time of gold fever. Known as the “Patent Gold Toe” edition, these AJ 1s come in the same black, metallic gold and mountaintop white colorway as the “Gold Top 3s”. However, they feature gold toe and tongue tabs and black tongues on both sneakers. The inside of each shoe is also black/gold, while the outside is white, black and gold. Their release date is February 16, 2018, this Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG.

⇒Let it stay with you and make running more comfortable and easier

Jordan Brand presents the “Black Toe” collection of the Jordan 1 Retro High Pine Green, a design reminiscent of 2018’s Bred Toe version instead of red, with pine green toned paneling on the toe box and ankle insert.

⇒Let it stay with you and make running more comfortable and easier