Air Jordan 1 RETRO Low SE Brown Blue Grey

SE stands for a special edition treatment, and on the Air Jordan 1 Retro Low it usually means the material story matters more than the colour story. Brown, blue and grey together is not a basketball palette at all: it is an outdoors palette, closer to workwear than to a Chicago uniform. The shoe underneath is still the one Peter Moore drew with Bruce Kilgore in 1984 and Nike put on shelves on 1 April 1985, with the wing eyestay, the quarter Swoosh and the collar flash intact and the ankle removed. What changes with an SE run is the licence to mix finishes across panels, so the three colours land on different textures rather than sitting flat next to each other.