Air Jordan 1 Retro High NRG 'No L's' Will Drop Soon

Jordan Brand is about to release an Air Jordan 1 Retro High NRG 'No L's' suit, which has been first exposed in a yellow color, and this time there is another Air Jordan 1 that looks like the "Black Toe" black toe color. The design theme of the double Air Jordan 1 is the mockery of the reselling culture of the shoes.The Air Jordan 1 has taken on all kinds of shapes and sizes over the years. 2018 however, has been a little different for the timeless silhouette. Check out the unique new “No L’s” pair, expected to launch tomorrow in yellow.

Nike Air Jordan Sneakers is just no arguing as to its impact on not only sneaker culture but sports and fashion around the world. Since its inception in 1985, the Jordan 1 has seen plenty of changes and colorways. From low-cut models to Virgil Abloh’s deconstructed take, the Jordan 1 has almost done it all. This month, a never-before-seen pair surfaced online, featuring quite possibly one of the most intriguing designs yet.

The most noticeable thing about the Air Jordan 1 High “No L’s” is the writing all over the shoe. Nike Air VaporMax 2.0 Orange ,While many have compared it to Virgil Abloh’s Off-White take on Nike shoes, it is presented very differently here. Instead of providing insights on the shoe and its production, Jordan instead used the script to take shots at the resale market, and resellers as a whole. Phrases like “Please Crease”, “This Pair is not Numbered” and “Wear Me” decorate different areas of the shoe, and are generally the opposite of how you would expect sneakerheads to wear Jordan 1’s. In an industry dominated by third-party sellers, Nike is making a statement with their latest Air Jordan 1 Retro High.