Air Jordan 1 Low

The retro Air Jordan 1 Low is an incredibly popular variant of the AJ1 collection, providing sneakerheads with a subtle silhouette that manages to remain trendy. If you’re interested in grabbing a pair, browse the JD Sports Australia range, where you’ll find dozens of eye-catching colourways, including grey, white, and blue. The AJ1 Low is ready to jump from the court to the street!

What Is the Air Jordan 1 Low?

The Air Jordan 1 Low landed on the scene alongside its high-top counterpart in 1985, giving fans of Michael Jordan’s iconic sneaker an alternative style to enjoy. For the most part, there are very few differences between the two models, the most obvious contrast being the height of the collar. The legendary silhouette designed by Nike veteran Peter Moore is as visually pleasing as ever, and the high-quality leather combines with padded tongues and cushioning in the sole to make the shoe more comfortable for the wearer.

How to Style the Air Jordan 1 Low

Before worrying about what clothes you’ll wear alongside your Air Jordan 1 Lows, you need to select your colourway. It may be tempting to go for the ones everyone raves about—that is, the OG colours—but we strongly recommend making up your own mind. What’s more important to you? Historical significance or personal taste?

With that out of the way, let’s talk about the look of your outfits. First things first, figure out what colours match your sneakers; if they’re a neutral colour (like black, white, or grey), you can get away with wearing them alongside most of your regular ’fits, regardless of palette, but if they’re a bit more adventurous—say, bright yellow or green—a more considered approach is advised.

Now that you have a better idea of what colours will work, we’ve come to perhaps the most critical decision: what clothing to wear alongside your Air Jordan 1 Lows. It goes without saying that a tuxedo is off the cards, but that doesn't mean you should grab the nearest piece of informal clothing you can find without giving any thought. Consider when you’re wearing shorts: crew socks are the go-to option, not no-shows. Similarly, choosing between tapered and baggy pants depends on whether you want to show off your kicks in full or let them add a subtle touch to an already solid outfit.