Yet, the creative team at Brand Jordan hasn't exhausted every idea, as confirmed by the rumored Retro High OG variant dipped in Varsity Red Iron Ore Sail set to release on February 4th, 2022. An exclusive for women and children, the newly-surfaced rumor proposes that Michael Jordan's first signature sneaker will don a predominantly-two-tone arrangement across a synthetic leather upper. Experiments in textures and layered looks such as a roll neck under a shirt or jacket were common, and custom suiting allowed for a friendly competition. That muse unified teams of design specialists across the brand as they perfected the many definitions of the word. A few months later, the model would receive yet another notable revival the famed and infrequently released DMP colorway. Not much of a surprise here, considering the aforementioned PE for Zach Myers and the fact that the colorway formula is fairly predictable, but these photos are just one step closer to the retail drop that's scheduled for August 2022. Air Jordans were immediately successful in the first year that they released, with Nike creating energy around the black and red colorway via the infamous Banned ad campaign. The sneakers originally retailed for $110 USD and were designed by Tinker Hatfield. With the Air Jordan 1 Low Flyease prepped for a retail release during the Summer 2022 season, Jordan Brand's decision to lead things off with such an unexpected colorway is a bit of a head-scratcher. By no means is this a knock on the Bio Hack which debuted on the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG as part of the Tokyo-inspired series of Air Jordans, but it's rather obscure considering the wealth of directions in the Air Jordan 1 family.
