Two new Air Jordan designs, rich in Jordan heritage and decorated in soft summer tones are launching via a raffle at END. this week and next.
Many believe that the history of the Air Jordan lineup began with the famous Air Jordan 1. Although, the Jordan journey truly began with the Nike Air Ship as this was the original pair of shoes banned by the NBA when Michael Jordan entered the court in its “Bred” colourway.
With that piece of unknown Jordan knowledge in mind, a brand new Air Jordan 1 Zoom Air CMFT 2 and Air Jordan Air Ship PE SPÂ trainers are launching from END. and these beauties are going to disappear like gold dust and most likely reappear on second hand markets.Â
Arriving in Light Orewood & Brown Citrus, the latest Air Jordan 1 Zoom Air CMFT 2 features the iconic details that have kept the AJ1 as the main character within the world of Air Jordan: the famous Jumpman on the tongue tabs, classic Nike Swoosh logos to the sides, and the Wings motif on the collars.
Further features include a neutral colourway, blue label detailing for a contrasting finish, an Air midsole unit for comfort and different from most Jordan designs – the latest AJ1 features a desaturated and textured leather upper.
Priced at £145 from END., there’s still plenty of time to enter the raffle to be in with a chance to cop before the draw closes on Saturday, 3 June at 8:00am.
Joining Jordan’s summer release calendar is the Air Jordan Air Ship PE SP in Summit White, Gunsmoke & Tech Grey.Â
Swapping out the traditional all-leather build for strikes of tech grey suede, the latest Air Jordan Air Ship arrives in a simple yet stunning design of a white leather construction with tonal stitching.
Offering a contrasting finish, a creamy-shaded tongue tab shows the Nike Air branding in grey while Nike Air also lands on the spine of the heel tab in grey suede.
Available for £135, there’s plenty of time to enter the raffle at END. that closes on Wednesday, 7 June at 8:00am.
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