Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG to Arrive in Feb 2021

Latest Jordans News seems to be just another of Nike's many new slogans, but in addition to "One day to own Nike", it is still one of the most memorable slogans of the Nike brand. Although there are no advertisements for G-Dragon, Ruby Rose, etc. on the street, the campaign itself will continue through distributions such as Air Max Plus. In addition to the "Kiss My Airs" brand label, the color scheme is relatively simple. Under the covered cage, the mesh is processed into a very subtle, low-key gradient, with light gray gradually distorting into a dark black downward edge. Fender, tongue, heel label, and then add a hunting print touch of the same neutral palette. In addition, the air cushion, Swoosh logo and back logo are all displayed in yellow, complementing the blue that emphasizes the midsole decoration.
The Florida-based sneaker boutique Trophy Room is led by Michael's biological son Marcus and is currently working on another Air Jordan collaboration. Although a relatively young landscape shoe boutique, the trophy room has received some preferential treatment, which is understandable for cooperation. The upcoming Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG was previewed in late autumn last year, attracting the attention of many Jordan fans, especially its "Chicago" style color block, but there are many subtleties that make these trophy rooms so far The best concept. The design of this Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG is inspired by the 1985 NBA All-Star Game in Indiana and is full of ancient details, such as a yellow-treated midsole and a retro-style logo patch stitched on the insole. Through the opaque rubber sole, you can see the four stars in blue and red. This is a detail on the All-Star jersey of that game. Finally, the Michael Jordan badge can be inlaid on the heel of two pairs of shoes. At the same time, the "Chicago" style upper sees white contrast stitching and gleaming panels, speaking the seduction of the mid-season classic.
Nearly two years ago, in March, Frog Skateboards launched one of the most interesting Nike Blazer Mid collaborations in Nike SB history. Although they first set foot in sneakers, the imprint showed powerful commands, colors and graphics. Today, in 2021, the founders/friends Chris Milic and Jesse Alba will bring the same energy to the van, dressing up the old Skool and Slip-On silhouettes. Although it looks unassuming in the triple black scheme, the old Skool still openly displays the colorful brand of the frog skateboard design. Contrasting white stitching outlines jazz stripes, and many silicon charms are laid. Hearts, stars, crescent moons, and even a small friend are all lined up in a row, each with pink, yellow, blue, and green tones. Slip-on takes many of the same themes to the next level, as it explains the iconic chessboard printing of the truck. Light oranges, limes, and dark purple fill the squares randomly, while some are further emphasized with simple "skateboard" text, flowers, musical notes, and even strange ladybugs. In shoe accessories, the frog skateboard also planned a small range of clothing. The hoodies, T-shirts and hats are printed with the brand’s iconic MS paint style artwork, as well as some praise for the shoes.