The Air Jordan 1 Low “Japan” Channels the CO.JP with Metallic Silver Leathers

The postponement of the Tokyo Olympics has certainly felt all the more obvious thanks to its lasting impression on the Summer’s city-and game-themed releases that continue to pour out of the big footwear brands. Some are more obvious than others, of course, with Olympic Ring-colored or Tokyo-branded drops leaving a crude reminder of what should have been. This Air Jordan 1 Low “Japan” slots somewhere in the middle, not having been branded so overtly, but still channeling the host nation, the event’s medal thematic, and even hinting at the reissue of the OG Air Jordan 1 High Japan thorough its use of metallic-tinted leathers. The latter graces almost every panel in a tumbled finish, while the mid panel and collar come constructed in a tonal silver-grey textile. Liners and Swooshes arriving in a punchy red finish — the latter in a heavily tumbled leather — providing the pair with its only pops of color, as the remaining accents are jet black.

Having already hit a few select stores around the globe, you can expect to see a wider rollout of this “Japan” Air Jordan 1 Low happening very soon. As always, keep your eyes glued to our official Twitter account for further updates. Until then, enjoy a detailed look at the pair here below.

In other Jordan news, a first look at the Union x Air Jordan 4 has got a lot of people confused.

Air Jordan 1 Low “Japan”

Style Code: DA4668-001
Release Date: TBA

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