Celebrating Michael Jordan’s days playing for the Tar Heels, this original Carolina-inspired colorway of the Air Jordan 1 Mid Retro UNC made a return in 2013. The classic look combines white and University Blue across the premium leather upper and full-length sole. Matching Jumpman logos on the tongue and heel complete the UNC tribute.The upper features a white leather base that appears on both the toe and mid-panel. University Blue leather overlays cover the forefoot, collar, and heel. The hue reappears on the leather Swoosh dotting the mid-panel. A white Wings logo on the collar and classic Jumpman branding on both the tongue and heel provides additional styling.
The Air Jordan 6s DMP Black Metallic Gold is rumored to be identical to the 2006 release, featuring a black nubuck upper contrasted by metallic gold accents on the tongue, heel tab, and midsole. Details are an almost picture perfect rendition of the very same pair from 2006 as black nubuck uppers comprise much of the overall show. Accents and midsoles blend in through the same tone despite difference in material with the luxe gilded finishes taking seat just around the air bubble, the standard insignia of the tongue and outsole, as well as the stamped “23” just at the heel.
The Air Jordan 1 Mid Grey Camo is a clean new iteration of the iconic silhouette.Crafted from high-end leather, the pair showcase the AJ1’s signature colour blocking technique and are decked out predominately in white. Grey camouflage and white camo sections complement the white neatly with white leather overlays, while Nike’s legendary Swoosh logo runs across either side. Additional touches of branding come in the form of the wings and Jumpman logo at the collar and tongue respectively!Underfoot, a clean white midsole conceals a full Nike Air cushioning unit in order to make these one of the most comfortable pairs in your rotation! If you’re looking for a fresh new pair, these tick all the boxes. A gum rubber outsole completes the look and offers plenty of durability, similar to a Nike Air Force or a Nike Air Max model.
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