2024 marks the Year of the Dragon. In celebration of the Chinese Zodiac, Jordan Brand is set to release a unique Chinese New Year footwear collection that includes the Air Jordan 1, Air Jordan 2, and Air Jordan 38. Alongside the numerical Jordan silhouettes, the Jordan Stadium 90 and Jordan Legacy 312 are also getting a makeover for the holiday.
Represented in the Air Jordan "CNY "Collection for 2024 are the Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG, Air Jordan 1 Low SE, Air Jordan 2 Retro Low, and the Air Jordan 38. The AJ 1 Low OG comes in sail, cedar, oil green, light pumice, and dark team red, while the AJ 38 comes in cedar, metallic gold grain, light pumice, sail, oil green, and dark team red. For the ladies, the AJ 1 Low SE will come in a sail, metallic gold grain, dark team red, and dark smoke grey, while the AJ 2 Low comes in sail, cedar, dark smoke grey, dark team red, and metallic gold grain. Both the Jordan Legacy 312 and Jordan Stadium 90 come in similar color schemes.
Each pair of the numerical Jordans in the collection features an included Chinese New Year-themed Jumpman hangtag.
The Air Jordan CNY Collection is set to release on January 24, 2024 through Nike, SNKRS, and select Jordan Brand retailers. The men's AJ 1 Low OG will retail for $160, the GS AJ 1 Low OG will retail for $140, the women's AJ 1 Low SE for $125, the women's AJ 2 Low for $165, and the men's AJ 38 for $200. For the latest information on this and other Jordan releases, download the Sole Retriever Mobile app and follow us on Twitter.
Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG CNY
Air Jordan 1 Low SE CNY (W)
Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG CNY (GS)
Air Jordan 2 Retro Low CNY (W)
Air Jordan 38 CNY
Jordan Legacy 312 CNY
Jordan Stadium 90 CNY
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