Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG UNC Toe
Product Information & Details
Nickname: fake jordan 1 UNC toe
Colorway: Sail/Black-Military Blue-Shy Pink
SKU: DH3227-105
Size: Men's & Women's
Release Date: 07/29/2021
Details of UNC reimagined 1 jordan replica:
The Fragment Design x Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro High brings together two of the Jordan Brand's most influential creative partners. The classic silhouette features a white suede leather base, contrasted with Scott's signature reversed Swoosh in black leather. Similar to the rapper's 2019 AJ1 collaboration, the black nylon collar includes a concealed storage compartment. Military Blue accents adorn the toe, collar flap, and heel overlays, with the right shoe showcasing the Fragment lightning bolt logo on the heel, while the left bears La Flame's Cactus Jack smiley face emblem. Additional branding elements include: a standard Nike Air woven tongue tag, a secondary Cactus Jack tongue tag, and the classic Jordan Wings logo embossed on the lateral ankle. The rubber cupsole, paired with pre-aged midsole sidewalls, gives the sneaker a vintage aesthetic.
- Signature reversed Swoosh for a deconstructed aesthetic
- Dual-branded heels with Fragment and Cactus Jack logos
- Functional concealed storage compartment in the collar
- Vintage-inspired midsole with pre-aged finish
The UNC reimagined jordan 1 reps released in May of 2025.
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