Retailer photos of the Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Last Dance At The Garden" are surfacing ahead of its September 26th release. It's priced at $155 and drops in unisex sizing. Nike and select Jordan retailers will carry it in-store and online.
This pair honors Michael Jordan's final game at Madison Square Garden as a Bull. On March 8, 1998, he dropped 42 points wearing the "Chicago" Air Jordan 1. That shoe was already over a decade old at the time.
Fat Joe actually gave this release its name after getting an early pair. The Knicks superfan called it the "Last Dance At The Garden" himself. Jordan Brand ran with the nickname from there.
The build leans into a classic black, red, and white scheme. Red floral embroidery covers the toe, lace, and heel panels. Also white leather fills out the rest of the upper cleanly.
Gold outlines the black Swoosh for a subtle premium touch. Orange and blue hit the tongue tag and insoles too. Those colors are a quiet nod to the Knicks and their 2026 title run.
Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Last Dance At The Garden”
Jordan Brand skipped the obvious route with this one. Instead of loud graphics, the tribute comes through fabric and finish. Woven textile and full-grain leather do most of the storytelling here.
That approach fits the story behind it too. MJ's 1998 game came near the end of his Bulls career. The shoes were already too small for his feet by then, and they made him bleed.
Despite that, he still dropped 42 points that night. This release channels that moment as a closing chapter rather than a beginning. It's meant to feel like legacy already secured.
The Knicks tie-in adds another layer for New York fans specifically. Orange and blue rarely show up on a Bulls-colored Jordan 1 like this. It's a small detail, but it connects two very different fanbases.
Full-family sizing means kids' pairs will be available too. For Knicks fans and Jordan collectors alike, this one covers a lot of ground.
