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Reports suggest that the Nike Air Jordan 1 “Natural Grey” — one of the few original 1985 colorways to have never been retroed — will see a re-release in 2021. The sneaker features a predominantly white leather upper with grey detailing on the ankle collar, Swoosh, and branding, making for one of the most understated OG Air Jordan 1s.

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The re-release of the Nike Air Jordan 1 “Natural Grey” comes at a time when vintage and off-white or grey sneakers are heavily trending. Scroll through any of Instagram’s many sneaker and streetwear mood boards and you’ll see a host of cream or white, vintage sneakers (see below).

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Nothing has been officially communicated just yet, so stay tuned for updates as we get them.

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