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Leaked images of a “Panda” Nike Air Jordan 1 have surfaced online, suggesting a release may be coming up at some point in the new future. Jordan Brand has been pushing its Air Jordan 1 silhouette in recent months, with 60 different colorways releasing over the course of 2018 and several iterations already having been dropped and teased this year.

This particular version features a white leather upper with black overlays on the heel, ankle, laces, Swoosh, and toe box. A similar colorway dropped previously in 2014, however this year’s version features what looks to be a felt material on the black parts of the upper instead of the usual smooth leather.

The Nike Air Jordan 1 is often credited with being “the one that started it all” with regards to sneaker culture and the crossover between performance footwear and the lifestyle category. It was designed by Peter Moore and made its debut in 1985.

If rumors are to be believed, this pair will drop at some point in April 2019 for $160. Of course, nothing official has been announced by Jordan Brand so take everything with a grain of salt.

Check out the sneaker above and stay tuned for further release details.

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