Air Jordan Jordan 1 Low SE Craft Inside Out Cement Grey

Inside Out is a construction joke that only works on a shoe everybody can draw from memory. By turning the panel logic outward and finishing it in cement grey, the Craft series shows you the shoe's seams, edges and layering instead of hiding them. That takes a silhouette drawn by Peter Moore with Bruce Kilgore for the rookie Nike signed on 26 October 1984, released to the public on 1 April 1985 and sold out at 50,000 pairs, and treats it as a subject rather than a product. The Craft line is Jordan Brand telling a fluent audience that they already know the outside, so here is the underside. Grey is the right colour for it, since it removes every distraction except structure.