Jordan 1 High White Black - Spring 2025

[therealest1]

Jordan 1 High White Black
Color: White/Black-White
Style Code: DZ5485-110 (men); FD1437-110 (GS); FD1412-110 (PS); FD1413-110 (TD)
Release Date: Spring 2025
Price: $180 (men); $140 (GS); $85 (PS); $70 (TD)

 

[soleaddict33]

No wonder why Nike's bottom line is in the dumper

 

[therealest1]

They sure have a need to maintain that Panda color scheme template for a lot of their models.

 

[mrpuddles]

Damn, I don't know what looks worse, these or the black/whites that just came out.
Makes me regret missing out on the better looking pair (yin and yang).

 

[Belair5]

Bruh always quick to make a thread for it soon as it drops. Homie breathes and lives for NT

 

[forest hills]

Nike executives and shareholders when releases sit on shelves and don't meet sales quotas (they keep releasing mediocre colorways with mediocre quality every week all year long)

 

[Davey Magoo]

To say there's a lack of creativity inside of Jordan Brand right now would be the understatement of the century.

...that shoe is just gross.

 

[Arthur Shelby]

SPRING 2025 Thread for this​

 

[zombiejohnny]

Why would they make the soles white and the midsole black? It should be the opposite. White soles is a no go.

 

[bigjny88]

AGAIN?!

Yall just did a Panda-esque colorway already, AND THIS ONE IS ACTUALLY WORSE THAN THE ONE YOU JUST RELEASED?!

No wonder why we're limiting the supply of Air Force 1s, to make way for garbage like this

 

[staffsgtdignam]

AGAIN?!

Yall just did a Panda-esque colorway already, AND THIS ONE IS ACTUALLY WORSE THAN THE ONE YOU JUST RELEASED?!

No wonder why we're limiting the supply of Air Force 1s, to make way for garbage like this

This is what happens when you hire people who don’t understand the products to run your company-you get a lot of terrible releases like this one.

On the plus side, think about all the money that Nike/JB are saving us older sneakerheads… This makes you really appreciate all the great releases we used to get in the past and likely still own at least some of them.

Younger sneakerheads see monstrosities/bricks like these (and 95% of other Air Jordan 1 OG High releases) and simply label the Air Jordan 1 OG High as “dead” which, in turn, helps kill resale for older AJ 1 releases since there is less interest in the model overall.