2023 Women's Air Jordan 5 Low "Indigo Haze"
Price: $180
Sizing: Women’s
Colorway: Indigo Haze/Fire Red-Metallic Silver-Alabaster-Flint Grey
Style Code: FJ4563-500
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2023 Women's Air Jordan 5 Low "Indigo Haze"
Get Ready for the Drop: The Air Jordan 5 Low "Indigo Haze" Set to Release In June 2023
The sneaker world is buzzing with anticipation for the upcoming release of the 2023 Air Jordan 5 Low "Indigo Haze." This modern reinterpretation of the classic basketball silhouette is set to make waves in the sneaker community, featuring an intriguing colorway and unique design elements that are sure to impress. Read on for an in-depth preview of this must-have sneaker drop.
MATERIALS, COLORWAY, AND DESIGN
Drawing inspiration from the iconic Air Jordan 5, the Air Jordan 5 Low "Indigo Haze" boasts a mesmerizing indigo haze 3M reflective upper that will undoubtedly catch the eye of sneaker enthusiasts and casual fans alike. This distinctive shade is complemented by subtle hits of pale yellow, which adorn the shoe's midsole accents, heel Jumpman branding and sock liner. The flint gray midsole and matching indigo haze laces complete the overall aesthetic, resulting in a harmonious and captivating color palette.
Air Jordan 5 Low "Indigo Haze" Release Date
The 2023 Women's Air Jordan 5 Low "Indigo Haze" is expected to release on June 8, 2023, for a retail price of $125. For a closer look check out the additional images below and consider subscribing to our newsletter for more updates on the latest Jordan Brand news and releases.
The Air Jordan 5
Sneaker History
The Air Jordan 5 was originally released back in 1990 and was another Air Jordan silhouette designed by world-renowned sneaker designer, Tinker Hatfield. At the time of its release, the AJ5 featured a premium price tag of $125.
Visible Air Unit The Air Jordan 5 continued the trend started by the AJ3 by featuring a visible air unit which was a smash-hit within the industry and changed the footwear landscape forever.
Fighter Jet Inspiration The mid-foot design element that is sometimes referenced as “shark teeth”, was actually inspired by the imagery often found on old-school fighter jets.
