Jordan 1 Low Midnight Navy University Blue 0

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Jordan 1 LowMidnight Navy University Blue


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Product Details

Style

553558-404

Colorway

Midnight Navy/White/University Blue

Retail Price

$120

Release Date

03/20/2026

Product Description

The Air Jordan 1 Low Midnight Navy University Blue offers a cooler toned take on the classic low top silhouette, using a mix of deep navy and bright university blue to create contrast across the upper. The color blocking feels familiar but refreshed, giving the shoe a clean and versatile look that still carries enough personality to stand out. The white base helps balance the darker tones, keeping the overall design sharp.

Jordan 1 Low releases continue to resonate because of their ability to adapt through color rather than structure. This pair leans into that approach, offering a palette that feels both easy to wear and visually engaging. Fans of the silhouette appreciate how small changes like this can create a completely different mood while still staying true to the original design.

The Air Jordan 1 Low Midnight Navy University Blue was released on March 20, 2026 with a retail price of $120.





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Last 12 Months
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178
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-33%
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Last 3 Months
$98

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