Air Jordan Jordan 1 Mid Light Smoke Grey Anthracite

Light Smoke Grey with Anthracite is a two grey shoe, and grey has a specific weight in this line. When Nike handed the series to Tinker Hatfield after the first two models, he turned a basketball shoe into a design series with its own language, and the Air Jordan III introduced elephant print, a grey cracked pattern that is now the most recognisable material code the brand owns. Grey has signalled Jordan ever since. This Mid does not use the print, it uses the palette, splitting light smoke against darker anthracite on the pattern Peter Moore drew for the very first shoe.