First Look at the Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1 Low OG

Back in 2016, Michael Jordan's son Marcus opened up Trophy Room -- home of some of Jordan Brand's most exclusive releases. Over the years, the shop has received many collaborations across the Air Jordan series, with 2022's Air Jordan 7 "New Sheriff in Town" as their most recent release.Looking ahead to its next project, a rumor of Trophy Room preparing its own Air Jordan 1 Low OG collab circled earlier this year. Previously, the two produced a high-top version of the Air Jordan 1 in 2021, which the store received severe backlash for due to claims of backdooring inventory to resellers. Now, we have a first look at what to expect from their take on the low-top. The brief preview of the pair reveals its color arrangement of a white leather base, red at the mudguard and eyestays and black at the Swooshes, heel counter and heel tab while gold chimes in at the special Wings logo attached to the heel. Final touches from the duo involve Jordan's signature at the lateral heel and the Trophy Room logo embossed at the lateral midfoot.At the time of writing, neither Trophy Room nor Jordan Brand have confirmed any details surrounding the release of their collaborative take on the Air Jordan 1 Low OG. Stay tuned for updates as the much-anticipated project is currently expected to release via the Orlando-based retailer on February 15 of next year at a currently unknown price point. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Shane (@shane_fk)Click here to view full gallery at Hypebeast

Back in 2016, Michael Jordan's son Marcus opened up Trophy Room -- home of some of Jordan Brand's most exclusive releases. Over the years, the shop has received many collaborations across the Air Jordan series, with 2022's Air Jordan 7 "New Sheriff in Town" as their most recent release.

Looking ahead to its next project, a rumor of Trophy Room preparing its own Air Jordan 1 Low OG collab circled earlier this year. Previously, the two produced a high-top version of the Air Jordan 1 in 2021, which the store received severe backlash for due to claims of backdooring inventory to resellers. Now, we have a first look at what to expect from their take on the low-top. The brief preview of the pair reveals its color arrangement of a white leather base, red at the mudguard and eyestays and black at the Swooshes, heel counter and heel tab while gold chimes in at the special Wings logo attached to the heel. Final touches from the duo involve Jordan's signature at the lateral heel and the Trophy Room logo embossed at the lateral midfoot.

At the time of writing, neither Trophy Room nor Jordan Brand have confirmed any details surrounding the release of their collaborative take on the Air Jordan 1 Low OG. Stay tuned for updates as the much-anticipated project is currently expected to release via the Orlando-based retailer on February 15 of next year at a currently unknown price point.