Jordan Brand x Swarovski Bling-Up The Women's Air Jordan 1 RETRO LOW OG & It's Fire!
This exclusive drop is part of the New Gems collection, which brings a new level of shine to the coveted Air Jordan 1, exclusively dedicated to her.
Elevated Design & Craftsmanship
This silhouette is bold, elevated, and built to flex, blending iconic design with crystal craftsmanship. The Women's AJ1 Retro Low OG with Swarovski crystals is made for those who move with purpose and glow under pressure.
Genuine precision-cut crystals embellish the classic Women's AJ1 Retro Low silhouette, making it easy to elevate any look.
A Work Of Art
The Women's Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG with Swarovski crystals is a work of art that embodies clear-cut excellence. With a low cut and high profile entirely decked out in premium cut Swarovski crystals, this shoe is precisely made for those who glow on their own terms and outshine the rest.
The lush 'caviar fabric' texture, known as Swarovski's Crystal Intarsia, is saturated with over 115,000 Swarovski crystals to keep all steps light.
Iconic Silhouette With A Feminine Edge
Crafted with a low cut for a high-maintenance look, the AJ1 Retro Low silhouette in the iconic 'Shadow' colourway is the perfect spin on a classic with a feminine edge. Bespoke details and elevated materials reference Jordan Brand's 40 years of turning a rock into a gem (six of them to be exact) and defining greatness through sport and self-expression.
The Women's Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG with Swarovski® crystals is now available. For more details, visit Nike's official website.
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