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Nike's Air Jordan 1 Low sneaker is next up to get an impressive Tiffany-style treatment.

Nike has dressed up its latest Jordan 1 Low in black and aqua blue colors, channeling the energy of Tiffany and its signature colors.

The low-top Jordan 1 sneaker even has the luxury vibes to match. The shoe features some really nice leather throughout, including buttery-smooth moments and pebble-like textures, almost as if crafted with premium materials.

Tiffany and Nike have linked up before for a pair of quietly luxurious Air Force 1s. However, this new Jordan 1 Low is no team-up with the iconic jewelry brand. Instead, the latest is but another Nike sneaker to draw inspiration from Tiffany.

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Nike has unleashed several other Tiffany-coded sneakers, including Air Max 95s, Air Max Moto 2K, and Air Max Pluses.

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There's even been a few custom "Tiffany" Jordan 1s. But the latest stepper is purely Nike.

For those interested in copping, the Air Jordan 1 Low "Tiffany" is expected to drop sometime later this year on the brand's website.

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