As we’ve previously seen in the series, design elements of one classic Jordan, in this case the AJ4, Air Max 2013 Cheapest are applied to another; here the AJ1. And the mixture works well once again, yielding a much more cohesive end-product than you might have guessed.
The classic AJ1 High OG silhouette is utilized, a concession to the traditionalists who may balk at such a mash-up otherwise, and even the model’s standard paneling is present — albeit no-sew and beneath an outer-layer. Indeed, it’s that outer-layer that’s the crux of the new design; a grid-like pattern that cloaks the entire upper from heel to toe. An upper that’s finished in an eye-popping reflective effect, mind you.
We’re still awaiting a concrete release date, so stay tuned for that. For now, check out a slew of photos below, courtesy of US11Hustla, and let us know: How do you like the Air Jordan 4Lab1?
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