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A new colorway of the Air Jordan 1 Low Crater has come to light. For those that may not know, the Crate iteration of the Air Jordan 1 Low comes constructed in a mix of Nike Regrind and Crater Foam materials. This particular pair dons a recycled Grey twill upper paired up with Black suede overlays. Other notable details include the grind rubber Swooshes, exposed Blue stitching in the rear and lining, a White speckled midsole and Nike Grind rubber outsole.

Nike Dunk Low NH “Winter Solstice” Team Orange Crimson Bliss For Sale

The women’s Nike Dunk Low Winter Solstice (Women’s) features a unique design that nods to the low-hanging sun that accompanies the winter months.

The Nike Dunk Low Winter Solstice (W) utilizes three shades of orange that appear on the toe, toe box, mid-panel, and overlays. Aside from the tonal color blocking scheme, the silhouette features sun-ray embroideries throughout the upper. ’12.21.12’ is displayed on the tongue tag of the right shoe and the sock liner of the left, nodding to the official start of the winter solstice in the year 2021.