The Air Jordan 1 will always be one of the most iconic Jordan silhouettes of all time, so it's no wonder why there's always so much hype for new colorways.
Next month, we'll be getting another brand new Air Jordan 1 colorway. You can check out the details below and see how you can customize your own pair of Jordan 1s ahead of this drop.
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Thanks to IG user @hanzuying, we can see the details of the new Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Obsidian University Blue up close.
This colorway is another addition to the collection of UNC-themed Jordan 1s. The OG Obsidian University Blue features a full leather build with a Sail, Obsidian, and University Blue color scheme.
The release date for this pair has changed a few times. But, as of now, you can expect this colorway to hit stores on August 31 with a $160 price tag.
Thinking of picking up these new 1s to customize for yourself?
Check out some of these pics for some Jordan 1 custom inspiration.
(source: @swellguycustoms)
Want to flip the colorway on your Jordan 1s?
Check out these custom black and clay green 1s made by sponsored artist @swellguycustoms. Like the new 1s coming next month, these started with a white upper.
If you want to see how to make this design for yourself, check out the full tutorial on our YouTube channel.
(source: @sab_one)
These next ones are a great example if you want to put some more detail into your customs.
These Warhawk 1s by sponsored artist @sab_one, take inspiration from the Warhawk fighter plane with some design elements inspired by Off-White.
(source: @astrotorfcustoms)
The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Obsidian University Blue colorway is clean as is, but, if you want some more color, take a look at these for some inspiration.
These customs by sponsored artist @astrotorfcustoms use a unique yellow, white, red, and blue color scheme to make them stand out from the rest of the Air Jordan 1 colorways.
(source: @astrotorfcustoms)
If you want to change up the design aesthetic of your 1s, try out this sketch effect made by sponsored artist @astrotorfcustoms.
All you need to create this sketch effect is some cleverly placed white and black accents.
Grab some paint for yourself to give this effect a try without changing the color scheme on your 1s.
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