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The Jordan Brand is dropping another black and white Jordan 1 High sneaker, finally. Can't come too soon!

But wait, are these monochrome AJ1 shoes a re-release of the '85 iterations from this year? Eh, not quite.

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The 2024 Jordan 1 High "Black/White" indeed preserves the classic colorway, as you can tell in this early look at alleged samples. But there's been a slight switch-a-roo in the famous palette's application, as the Swoosh, collar, and heel are now dressed in white.

It's almost like the "RE2PECT" Jordan 1s minus the subtle words of inspiration, with a splash of "Bleached Coral" feels.

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Based on these first reveals, the shoe maintains traditional leather uppers and a semi-platformed rubber sole (classic Jordan 1 build).

The forthcoming Jordan 1 still falls within the realm of the Black/White universe. It's just not those OG pairs, or even the 2023 pairs brought up the 1985 specifications — shoes that fans would much rather see rereleased than the ones above. It's me, I'm part of the fans.

But hey. Like it or not, these Black/White Jordan 1s are coming out in 2024, according to leakers. For those interested in adding them to their rotation, the Jordan 1 High "Black/White" is expected to be released in Spring 2024 for $180.

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In the case of the new Black/White Jordan 1s, the "Panda 1s" nickname might actually be fitting this go-around.

This article was published on October 8 and updated on October 10

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