The Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined is without a doubt the most anticipated Jordan Brand release of 2022. Though not quite an actual retro release of Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago, this new “Reimagined” rendition of the sneaker was believed to be the next best thing. With all that being said, today we finally get a first teaser look of the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined.
As most of you know by now, the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined is said to be a new “version” of the beloved Chicago 1 that opt for a worn/vintage look. Our first look at the shoe proves just that as the images highlight cracked leather on the Black collars, cracked White leather on the underlays, a refined Wings logo on the collar and and Muslin-colored tongues. This “Reimagined” iteration of the model will also come with aged midsoles and ashy bottoms. The rest of the sneaker consists of Red leather overlays and Black Swoosh branding on the side panels. The overall design of the sneaker is also said to be closer to the shape of the ?85 release.
So, now that you’ve gotten a first “look”, do you like what you see? The Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined will retail for $180 and is currently slated to release on October 29th at select retailers and Nike SNKRS. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined.
In other news, the Air Jordan 5 Concord will be making its debut on August 6th.
ABOUT THE MODEL: The Air Jordan 1 High OG is arguably the most beloved sneaker in the Jordan signature line. The Chicago pair could also very well be the most popular OG colorway of the Air Jordan 1. Although the Chicago 1 was not the first colorway of the Air Jordan 1 that Michael Jordan got to lace up (Bred 1s were), the timeless Black, Red and White (Bulls) color scheme has grown to become a fan favorite the majority sneakerheads.
The last time the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago dropped was back in 2015. Although this “Reimagined” version is not quite a true to OG release, it’s definitely done in a manner that many of us can appreciate. 99.9% of us don’t own a pair of 1985 Chicago 1s. With this upcoming release, this is as close as we can get to owning just that. This will without a doubt be one of the best, if not the best Jordan Brand release of 2022.
UPDATE (8/1): zsneakerheadz / mr_unloved1s give us a first look at the special vintage-inspired packaging of the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined. This includes the Orange Nike Sportwear lid combined with the retro Air Jordan 1 box. Both the box and lid come with dings on the corners and some heavy wear and tear to further add to the aged “Reimagined” aesthetic of the release. 



UPDATE (6/27): We’ve seen plenty of the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined over the past couple of weeks, but die_sel666 gives us a first look at the highly anticipated release in grade school sizing. The same “reimagined” traits and features found on the adult pair appear on the grade school version.

UPDATE (6/21): In-hand look at the Air Jordan 1 High OG ?Chicago Reimagined? courtesy of solesbyzay_backup. These new images give us a better look at the cracked leather detailing on the ankles/heels, the aged Sail tongues, and the oxidized detailing on the red outsoles.

UPDATE (6/20): On-feet and detailed shots of the Air Jordan 1 High OG ?Chicago Reimagined? via Knowing Kicks.

UPDATE (6/13): We got new images of the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined to share with you. New pics focus on the cracked leather detailing found on the Black collar and White underlays on the side panels and toe box. The oxidized outsole is also meant to mimic how a sneaker’s outsole would look like if they were to be stashed inside its shoe box since 1985.

UPDATE (6/9): sneakertigger continues to be the main source of all these Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined leaks. For the very first time we get a detailed look at the fully constructed sneakers from top to bottom. The detailed images confirmed aforementioned upgrades that include the redefined Wings logo and Swoosh, and overall improved shape, cracked leather on the White underlays and Black collar, and an oxidized sole.

UPDATE 6/7: sneakertigger is back again with another look at the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined. Unlike the images from a few days ago, this new image shows the sneaker fully constructed (upper fully attached to the sole). 
UPDATE 6/3: sneakertigger gives us our first full look at the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined. New info surrounding the release suggest that the sneaker will come with an overall look that is closer to the 1994 rather than the 1985 pair. It will come with a remastered heel shape, a partially large Swoosh and a formed toe box.
Pink and Purple Pastels Cover This Air Jordan 1 Low
Pastel pinks and purples come together on this new colorway of the Air Jordan 1 Low. Noted as a women’s-exclusive, this offering of the Air Jordan 1 Low features a full smooth leather construction throughout the upper in a wide array of colors which include light and dark purple, light and dark pink, as well as Sail. Finishing details include pink Jumpman logos on the tongues, embroidered Wings logos on the heels, Sail rubber midsoles, and purple translucent outsoles. Be on the lookout for this women’s Air Jordan 1 Low to release in the coming weeks.
For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 1 Low WMNS Pink Purple.
Here?s your reminder that the Air Jordan 5 Dark Concord arrives at retailers this weekend.

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Do You Like the Air Jordan 12 Low Golf Midnight Navy
The Air Jordan 12 Low Golf ?Midnight Navy? was recently spotted at the Rocket Mortgage Classic golf tournament in Michigan at the Detroit Golf Club, Wyatt Worthington II, and this variation consists as the next colorway to arrive on the enhanced classic. Essentially maintaining its Air Jordan 12 aesthetic intact but elevated to suit the golf course, the silhouette boasts an official color scheme of “Midnight Navy/White-Burnt Sunrise-Metallic Gold.” The leather upper consists of white and navy while Burnt Sunrise accents are utilized for the lining and branded areas. Finally, Metallic Gold detailing throughout and a translucent modified golf sole with removable spikes on the outsole rounds out the design.

Retailing for $220, look for the Air Jordan 12 Low Golf “Midnight Navy” 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 12 Low 25 Years In China.
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Official Images: Air Jordan 37 Hare
Releasing later on this year, here is a first look at the Air Jordan 37 Hare.
Just like the last handful of Air Jordan signature sneakers, the Air Jordan 37 will feature design elements inspired by a past Air Jordan model with this one taking inspiration from the Air Jordan 7. Our first look shows that the Air Jordan 7 inspiration is seen on the ankle collar and outsole. This colorway of the Air Jordan 37 borrow design and color element from the Air Jordan 7 Hare which last released in 2015. The inspiration is seen on the tongues and outsole as a mix of colors give the design of the sneaker a nice and colorful pop. When it comes to the tech of the sneaker, the Air Jordan 37 is constructed out of a lightweight and translucent leno-weave base reinforced by an exoskeleton on the sides for added support. Elsewhere you will find a midsole that includes a double-stacked Zoom bag at the forefoot with a carbon fiber plate at the midfoot, and soft Formula 23 foam at the heel.
The Air Jordan 37 Hare has not been given an release info but we do expect these to drop later on this year at select retailers and Nike.com.
UPDATE: 7/30 – Official images of the Air Jordan 37 Hare have now surfaced online and as previously suggested, its inspiration from the OG 1992 Air Jordan 7 Hare was designed to reflect the grey and white colors of Bugs Bunny of the Looney Tunes squad as the theme also derived from a Jordan x Looney Tunes ad campaign in 1992.

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