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product description: The Air Jordan 1 Mid “Day of the Dead” honors Dia of de los Muertos, also known as “Day of the Dead,” a Mexican holiday that celebrates the spirit of those who have passed away. The white, University Gold, and wine color scheme is a reference to the traditional altars used by friends and family members of the deceased during the cultural holiday. The word “Familia” appears in gold text on the wine colored toe cap. The same purplish hue appears on the leather paneling of the forefoot, eyelets, collar, and heel. A wine-stitched University Gold leather Swoosh with intentional cracking mirrors that of the look of the yellow cracked leather collar. Additional branding in the form of a yellow leather “Wings” logo on the collar and a yellow tongue tag unique to the “Day of the Dead” colorway complete the look. The Air Jordan 1 Mid “Day of the Dead” is part of Nike’s “Day of the Dead” collection that includes an Air Max 90, Daybreak Type, and Blazer Mid in the same family inspired motif. Release date: October 15, 2020.Sneakers such as these are great because they work for a number of occasions. Of course, they are the go-to everyday shoe for most people, but you could also wear them to a social gathering, as long as the dress code isn't too formal.* Women's sneakers* Available in several colors* Size range: 3.5 to 18This model comes in sizes ranging from 3.5 to 18. Specifically crafted for women, these sneakers are available in several colors.These sneakers are in the top 50 among shoes on our sites in terms of popularity and the current lowest price is $52.Always up-to-date and trendy, the Air Jordan 1 Low is one of the most iconic sneakers of all time. This SE version reinvents the classic design with new colour combinations and vibrant details.Air Jordan 1 Retro Low Simply put, the Air Jordan 1 is the sneaker that started everything. Michael Jordan's first signature model was released in 1985 and is the only Air Jordan model to show off a Nike Swoosh. The Air Jordan 1 violated NBA uniformity policy, which led Jordan to be fined of $5,000 per game, and became a topic of a popular Nike commercial. The Air Jordan 1 is still popular today and has been released in more variants than any other Air Jordan model.