Jordan 1 Mid Se Orange Wear Away Previously Seen In “Infrared 23” And “Black” Colour-Blocking, The Pair Has Undergone An Orange Transformation While Maintaining Its Cracked Leather Upper For A Worn Aesthetic. The Design Choice Creates A Quasi-Rusted Look, While The Panels At The Toe, Mid-Foot And Collar Areas Opt For A Pristine “White” Makeup. Overlays Throughout The Air Jordan 1'S Upper Make A Statement On Their Own, But The Mismatched Tie Dye Finish Applied To The Left And Right Shoes’ Inner-Lining Also Experiments With The Late Peter Moore’s Design From 1985. Underfoot, The Oft-Imitated Sole Unit Opts For A Slightly “Aged” Style As Well, Further Playing Into The “Neo-Vintage” Trend That’s Grown In Popularity Since Mid-2020.
