The Air Jordan 1 Low Pairs Shaggy Suede And Boot Laces

“It’s never too late to start.” It’s a piece of advice that undoubtedly we’ve all heard before, and evidently, the Air Jordan 1 Low has taken it to heart. Even if basketball is still at the heart of its design, the Air Jordan 1 Low has tried out several reinventions of late; as a tech runner with the Method of Make v3 or becoming a derby shoe as the Jordan 1 Low Brooklyn.

Indeed, the latter shoe already demonstrates that the AJ1 Low can, shockingly, function in that shoe life. Given the Brooklyn carries a true platform sole, however, it’s closer to ladies’ statement wear than anything built for a 9-to-5. Perhaps the Air Jordan 1 Low “Dark Team Red” featured here is a more faithful test of its strengths as workwear. Two-tone boot laces are the first indication that a more rough-and-tumble lifestyle is in focus, but we can’t deny the collegiate vibes that pace the rest of the shoe, from a sophisticated gum sole to the shaggy  Swoosh. Overall, what this shoe absolutely hits the nail on is autumnal coloring, making a strong case to enter all of our cold weather rotations as a result.

The Air Jordan 1 Low “Dark Team Red” is due out as a part of the Fall/Winter slate, more than likely carrying a slight premium on its usual $125 retail price given the material changes. Keep this page and our Jordan Release Dates 2026 hub within reach to be the first to know when these hit shelves.