Here's Everything You Need to Know About the Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1 Low

Update February 14, 2024: The much anticipated Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1 Low is now expected to drop on March 21, 2024 via SNKRS and Trophy Room's channels. For all the latest news and updates, keep it locked to Sneaker Freaker.

Update Jan 3, 2024: Ahead of its February 15 release date, @yankeekicks shows off the Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1 Low on-feet. Check out the photos below and keep it locked to Sneaker Freaker for any updates.

Update December 14, 2023: Another one! Marcus Jordan has revealed in some fresh pictures from Complex that there are two Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1 Lows on the way. There will be 'Home' and 'Away' versions of the colourway, the former with a white Swoosh and the latter in black. The 'Home' version will be an exclusive in-store release at Trophy Room, and the 'Away' will be available at the outlet and at select retailers. Peep the two versions below!

Update December 6, 2023: Following the first look at the upcoming Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1 Low, we get a more detailed look at the sneaker courtesy of @sneakertigger. Check out the photos above and keep it locked to Sneaker Freaker as we await a confirmed drop date.

Update December 5, 2023: After confirming news of an upcoming Trophy Room x Air Jordan 1 Low just a few months ago, we may finally be getting a first look at the pair. Images of the sneaker have surfaced online thanks to @shane_fk, and we can now see that they feature a mixed-material construction and Trophy Room branding throughout. Grab an early look at the pair below ahead of their rumoured February launch, and stay locked to Sneaker Freaker for more info on this release as it comes in.

For months now rumours have been flying that Marcus Jordan-led Trophy Room will be releasing an Air Jordan 1 Low collaboration. Sitting on the Sneaky Leak podcast, the NBA star’s son has confirmed the anticipated iteration. There’s also word that two colourways could be arriving, not just one as previously stated by insider sources. According to multiple leakers, one of the iterations will release in a black, metallic gold and sail scheme, and, just like other Trophy Room releases, will tie back to Michael Jordan’s storied legacy.

Rumours of the Air Jordan 1 Low first started circling a couple of months after Trophy Room dropped their Air Jordan 7 ‘New Sheriff in Town’, which was the follow up to their controversial Air Jordan 1 High from 2021. Seasoned Jordan Brand collaborators, Trophy Room is expected to release their AJ1 Low in limited quantities.

An exact release date and details haven’t been officially announced by Jordan Brand as of yet, but a release date is expected for February 15 – not for December as previously rumoured.