Jordan 1 High

Get all the info on the Air Jordan 1 High here: The Nike sneaker that is credited with starting the sneaker hype is called the Air Jordan 1 High OG, according to the box label. We're talking about the first silhouette ever designed and produced for Michael Jordan. Just imagine how much history was written in this sneaker. The "OG" on the black and red box is therefore more than justified. There are now countless models whose prices have soared. To buy an Air Jordan 1 from 1985, you have to reckon with 5-digit prices. You can find out where you can buy past and new Jordans by simply scrolling down.

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What collabos are there on the Air Jordan 1 High?

The starting shot, the brand legacy of the best basketball player ever, is still incredibly popular long after Michael Jordan has ended his active sporting career. The sneaker is so popular that fashion designers such as Virgil Abloh and Off-White, Travis Scott and, most recently, design house Dior have not missed the opportunity to release their own version of the icon. The latter edition went for 2,000 euros at the launch. Please note, we are not talking about the resale price here. If you were lucky enough to win one of the crowded Raffles, you could buy the Air Jordan 1 High Dior for a whopping 2K. It should be added that, depending on the size, it could go for 10 times as much on StockX.

You can usually get a pair of 1s on Solebox, Overkill, SNS and the like for around 160 euros.

In addition to designers and rappers, selected stores have also had the honor of designing a collaboration on the sneaker. A boutique in Los Angeles called Union was even allowed to release two colorways.

Were all colorways of the Air Jordan 1 High worn by Michael Jordan?

As the AJ1 High continues to release, Michael Jordan, at least, didn't wear them all on the court. The ones that have touched the hardwood are the so-called OG colorways. Examples of these are the Jordan 1 "Chicago", the "Black Toe" or the "Bred". The black and red model was initially banned by the NBA, which is why it later came back as a "Banned Edition".

Although these colorways are not collabs and no designer other than Peter Moore was involved, the sneakers in the original colorways are still hard to buy. Well, if we're honest, almost every new release of the High OG always sells out very quickly. After all, there are few silhouettes that are so timeless.

If you want a little more help than the others with the next Air Jordan 1 High release, you should download the Dead Stock app. It has a push function that informs you in real time about every drop and also provides you with the appropriate link. Maybe it will enable you to buy the next Air Jordan 1 High OG.

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