The Air Jordan 1 (I) x Levi’s Strauss - Denim / Fire Red / Cement are part of the 23/ 501 package, and are set to release along side a matching pair of Levi’s jeans.?As of now, there is no set release date, but they are being hyped up a lot.?They are limited editions, and?only 2,223 Pairs are being produced worldwide.They are a Tier O release, and are extremely rare.They feature red leather, cement print denim
The Air Jordan 1 (I) XQ China - White / Gold Dust - Sport Red - Black have only released in China and rumor has it only 240 pairs released, making it the most limited AAir Jordan release in the history of the brand. They are in beautiful to look at, and feature immaculate craftsmanship and detail. The package also comes with the Air Jordan 23 Classic (sold individually), a special bag along with matching shirts, hats and a messenger bag. Prices are not cheap, as they run from $600 - $1300.
The Air Jordan 1 (I) Retro 2001 - White / Metallic Silver - Midnight Navy were released in 2001, and retailed for $80.?They are labeled as the 2001 Editions, and are slightly lower in terms of height than the Japan Editions.?They feature a blue and white upper constructed from a combination of suede and leather.?
The Air Jordan 1 (I) Retro - Neutral Grey / Metallic Silver were released on October 6, 2001, and retailed for $80.?They are simple, yet feature a marvelous colorway, featuring a grey and metallic silver upper with a a white midsole.?These are one of four colorways of the Japan Editions, and were released in a briefcase with dual locks and a solid design.?They were released in 10-12 stores in Japan on New Years on 2001. Only 3,000 pairs of the Japan Editions were produced.
The Air Jordan 1 (I) Retro Carolina - White / University Blue were released on September 27, 2003, and are part of the Air Jordan 1 (I) Patent Leather line- up.?They feature an upper constructed from university blue patent leather, the blue representing Michael Jordan’s college (North Carolina).?They also feature white inserts, and come with a chrome Jumpman piece. As if the blue patent leather isn’t a nice enough look, check out the clear outsole and Jordan logo at the ankle area! What a beautiful piece of work! They did not sell well upon original release
