2022 Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG "Lost And Found"
Retail Price: $180
Size Run: Adult
Colorway: Varsity Red/Black-Sail-Muslin
Style Code: DZ5485-612
Region: US
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2022 Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG "Lost And Found"
A Nostalgic Remix Of The Classic “Chicago” AJ1 Is Arriving As A Holiday 2022 Release!
A retro iteration of the old-school classic, the Air Jordan 1 “Chicago” is now returning to centerstage after 7 years. The iconic colorway will now be known as “Lost and Found”, paying tribute to the mom-and-pop shops from the 80s. Every detail of the plays to the theme of finding a DS pair of “Chicagos” in the basements of a retail shop in beat-up boxes. This classic even comes in aged boxes with an AJKO lid hinting at the concept of “Lost and Found” behind the name.
Design, Colorway, & Materials
Featuring the original color scheme with Varsity Red, Black, Muslin, and Sail colors, the pair mirrors the OG look distressedly. The sneaker begins with a Sail leather base under the bright Varsity Red overlays, while Black Swoosh and collar add a bit of drama to the silhouette with a Muslin tongue. Sail midsole over a Red outsole finishes off the vintage style design.
Along with the special boxes, the retro details continue to the vintage-style invoice, throwback graphic paper, and sale stickers.
Release Date and Pricing Info
The 2022 Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Lost and Found” is said to have a worldwide release on November 19, 2022. The retail price of the pair is excepted to be around $180. Want to avoid taking the “L” on release day? You can secure your pair(s) right now by visiting GOAT or Flight Club - the most trusted platforms for buying and selling 100% Authentic new and used sneakers.
The Air Jordan 1
Sneaker History
The Air Jordan 1 was originally released back in 1985 and was designed by sneaker designer, Peter Moore. Many decades after its original release, the AJ1 remains atop the list of iconic sneakers and continues to stay relevant across world borders and generations.
Used as the canvas for many of Jordan Brand’s collaborations with celebrities and fashion-designers, all forms of the Air Jordan 1 (high, mid, low") have garnered love from both seasoned sneakerheads to casual buyers and everyone in between.
