Though it isn\u2019t a fully tonal look, purple is nonetheless all-encompassing. A lilac shade paints the collar, a deeper royal purple taking the place of traditional black on the front half overlays. A neon counterpart comes on the branding notes before the typical white leather closes out the design and keeps the shoe in overall grounded territory. To that point, purple Jordan releases have usually tended towards ultra-vibrant GS or women\u2019s releases, meaning this is a rare opportunity to bring the lavender shade to your wardrobe while still providing sensible style overall.<\/p>\n
he Air Jordan 1\u00a0fits true to size. People with narrow feet can go down half a size for a more snug fit. People with wide feet can go up half a size for a roomier fit.<\/p>\n
COMPARISON: Air Jordan 1 Low & Nike Dunk Low<\/strong><\/p>\n