Air Jordan 1 RETRO High Co.Jp Midnight Navy Sale

Co.JP is the designation Nike uses for makeups built for the Japanese market, and it is one of the reasons Air Jordan collecting became a global sport rather than an American one. Midnight Navy on an Air Jordan 1 Retro High takes Peter Moore's original 1984 panel geometry, the shape that sold out its initial 50,000 pairs and passed 150 million dollars after reaching the public on 1 April 1985, and moves it out of Chicago red into something darker and more restrained. Japan's sneaker market has always favoured that restraint, and a navy High is the version of the model that behaves like a piece of clothing rather than a piece of sports memorabilia.