Return of the Air Jordan 1 High 85 'Metallic Burgundy' Scheduled for February 2024

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Born in 1985, the legendary Air Jordan 1 set foundational roots with a myriad of color spectrums introduced in the subsequent year. Among the initial releases, the ‘Metallic’ series might be unnoticed by casual observers.

Born in 1985, the legendary Air Jordan 1 set foundational roots with a myriad of color spectrums introduced in the subsequent year. Among the initial releases, the ‘Metallic’ series might be unnoticed by casual observers. However, those with a zeal for sneakers will recall the “Metallic Burgundy” version, which initially appeared in 1985. Projecting 39 years ahead to 2024, we’re going to witness a renaissance of this timeless shade on store displays.

This constitutes the inaugural reappearance of the “Metallic Burgundy” Air Jordan 1. Also known as ‘Maroon’ or “Dark Red,” this iteration embraces a more profound red tinge compared to its “Metallic Red” sibling.

Comparison of Air Jordan 1 Metallic Burgundy and Metallic Red
Image provided by dunksrnice: Air Jordan 1 “Metallic Burgundy” versus “Metallic Red”.
From a design perspective, the is set to don a White and Team Red color motif, the impending Air Jordan 1 High 85. Based on the intel from trustworthy sources, the 2024 edition will preserve the color bifurcation that pushed its fame. Being the High 85 model, it will remain the closest approximation to the original thus far. The shoe features White leather as its prime fabric extended to the laces and midsole. Components like the Metallic Burgundy Swoosh symbols, collar, and Wings, lend these shoes their remarkable persona, topped off with Burgundy Nike Air insignia on the tongue and a rubber outsole.

Launch Details of Air Jordan 1 High 85 Metallic Burgundy 2024
The Air Jordan 1 High 85 “Metallic Burgundy” is slated for release at designated outlets and on Nike.com on February 16th, 2024. With a price tag of $200, it could throw budget-conscious shoppers off balance, but one may explore replica shoes as an option. Funnily enough, I've owned Jordan 1 replicas that lasted a good three years! Notably, the shoe's release is set to align with the joyful ambiance of the 2024 All-Star Weekend.

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