Air Jordan 1 High OG "Dusted Clay" Rumored To Drop Next Year

One of the most iconic shoes to ever grace the world would have to be the Air Jordan 1. Overall, this is a sneaker that a lot of fans have shown allegiance to. Although it has been around for around 40 years, it doesn't seem to get very old. Part of this is because Jordan Brand is always keeping the shoe fresh with some new colorways. Moreover, it has the kind of silhouette that will work with pretty well every type of outfit. In fact, this shoe is so versatile that you can even wear it with a suit.

In any given year, you can expect a ton of amazing Air Jordan 1 offerings to hit the market. Subsequently, you can expect this to be the case all throughout 2024. Jumpman teasers are already starting to hit the internet, and you have sneakerfiles.com and @zsneakerheadz to thank for that. In fact, they recently unveiled a photoshop rendering for a new Special Project Air Jordan 1 called "Dusted Clay." This unique new color scheme is actually a women's exclusive, which may or may not upset the guys out there.

"Dusted Clay" Air Jordan 1

Image via sneakerfiles.com and @zsneakerheadz

Firstly, this shoe has what looks to be a pink clay base on the toe box and the side panels. Secondly, the overlays here are a dusted brown tone. As for the materials, it remains to be seen what will appear on this shoe. Although, the Special Project designation tells us that there will be much more than just leather here. Either way, this is shaping up to be a pretty special model that many will enjoy.

For now, this release does not have an official drop date. Moreover, seeing as though these are a special project, they could very well have an increased price tag. Jordan Brand will hopefully provide some clarity on these, in the not-do-distant future. Let us know what you think of this sneaker, in the comments section below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the sneaker world. We will be sure to bring you the biggest releases from the biggest brands.