Red black and white split jordan 1

Q: What are the Jordan 1 black and White called?

The Air Jordan 1 Black White” is a black and white high-top version of Michael Jordans first signature shoe. It originally released in 1985, followed by 2008, and 2014.

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What are the red and black Jordan 1s called?
What are the Jordan 1 black and White called?
When did the Air Jordan 1 red and black come out?

ColorwayGym Red/Cement Grey-Black-White

Release DateSeptember 17, 2022

Style CodeDR0502-600

Retail Price$120

An official look at the Air Jordan 1 Low SE “Split” is unveiled and its aesthetic bears similarities to the previously featured Air Jordan 1 Low “Homage”. Officially covered in a color scheme of “Gym Red/Cement Grey-Black-White,” the low-top boasts a premium tumbled leather construction which bears the tones of red and black on the inner medial followed by red and grey on the outer lateral section. Finally, nylon tongues that coordinate with the split color scheme, a white midsole and grey rubber outsole tops off the design.

Retailing for $120, look for the Air Jordan 1 Low SE “Split” at select Jordan Brand stockists and online soon. Stay tuned for the official release date. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In related news, here’s when to cop the Air Jordan 1 Low Wear-Away Black Green.

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What are the red and black Jordan 1s called?

What are Red and Black Jordans called? Jordan 1 Chicago: The Jordan 1 Chicago is perhaps the most iconic red and black Jordan colourway on the market today.

What are the Jordan 1 black and White called?

The Air Jordan 1 “Black White” is a black and white high-top version of Michael Jordan's first signature shoe. It originally released in 1985, followed by 2008, and 2014.

When did the Air Jordan 1 red and black come out?

The Air Jordan 1 (I) – Black / Varsity Red are the definition of “Old Skool”. Originally released in March of 1985, they retailed for a measly $64.99, a price that we would all love to see today next to a pair of Air Jordans.