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Jordan’s New Hybrid Sneaker Is All About Texture

Written by Riccardo Zazzini in Sneakers

What happens when you take two legendary Nike Jordan sneakers and smash them together to create one? Allow the Jordan CMFT Era to show you.  

Pulling DNA from the Air Jordan 1’s midfoot styling, the CMFT Era also features the forefoot, collar, and heel details of the Air Jordan 6.

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The shoe's mesh base ensures breathability, while rough-textured suede overlays bring a bit more dimension and a slightly shaggy, rugged feel to the sneaker.

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The Jordan CMFT Era arrives just in time to ride the wave of Jordan nostalgia. (This is the year that the Jordan 1 turns 40, after all.)

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By reinterpreting the Jordan heritage of performance basketball footwear and merging it with lifestyle adaptability, it brings a new twist to a storied diffusion line.

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This is not another retro, but a freshly created everyday essential with subtle references to the past.

The Jordan CMFT Era, available now on Nike’s website for $120, is a texture-heavy combination of two stalwart sneaker classics.

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Riccardo Zazzini

Riccardo Zazzini is the SEO Growth Writer at Highsnobiety. He began working at Highsnobiety in 2022, and since then he has written features and articles about subjects ranging from fashion, music, street art, NBA fashion, culture, and optimized pre-existing content with SEO's best practices. He also writes the brand introductions and descriptions in the Highsnobiety Shop.

Previously, after graduating from Reading University (UK) with a BA in English Lit. & Creative Writing and from Glasgow University with a MSc in Cultural Policy, Riccardo spent a hanfdul of years working as a agency copywriter and freelance writing for various magazines mainly for topics around sustainability in the fashion industry and street art.

When he is not busy playing basketball, you can find him in Berlin looking for the best denim stores in the city and for live music events. Find him at riccardo.zazzini@outlook.com

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