[Update 14 Oct 2024] The Nike Air Jordan 1 High OG “Black Toe Reimagined”, originally slated to be released on 18 October 2024 and later rumored to be released in 2025 instead, has now gotten a firm release date: 1 February 2025.

Find it via Nike.com and select Jordan Brand stores in full-family sizing. Men’s sizing for US$180, grade school (GS) for US$140, toddler (TD) for US$85, and preschool (PS) for US$70.

[Update 25 Sep 2024] The Air Jordan 1 High OG “Black Toe Reimagined” has experienced a setback in its release timeline. According to reports from Sole Savy and @MrUnloved1s, its launch, originally scheduled for 18 October, has been postponed to sometime in 2025.

Nevertheless, expect updates on this page as soon as they transpire.

[Update 6 Sep 2024] Official images of the Nike Air Jordan 1 High OG “Black Toe Reimagined” have finally arrived! Check them out in the gallery above now while we anticipate the release on 18 October.

[Update 2 Sep 2024] New looks of the Nike Air Jordan 1 High OG “Black Toe Reimagined” have emerged, courtesy of size?. The silhouette is poised to release on Nike SNKRS on 18 October; priced at US$180 for men and US$85 and US$70 for GS and PS sizes, respectively.

[Update 23 Jul 2024] New images of the Nike Air Jordan 1 High “Black Toe Reimagined” have emerged, courtesy of @xcsnkr. These leaked visuals showcase the special shoebox the pair will be housed in, alongside other photographic regalia. The nostalgic treatment is befitting of the colorway’s pedigree. Stay tuned for more images leading up to its 18 October launch.

[Update 8 Jul 2024] More images of the Nike Air Jordan 1 High “Black Toe Reimagined” have arrived by way of @yankeekicks. The shoe is slated to arrive on 18 October with an RRP of US$180. Head back soon for official images of the highly anticipated pair.

[Update 23 Feb 2024] Adding to the recent news of its 18 October release date, the Nike Air Jordan 1 High “Black Toe Reimagined” will also be released in full-family sizing with men’s pairs going for US$180; GS, US$140; TD, US$85; and PS, US$70.

Stay tuned for more images to surface in the coming months!

[Update 20 Feb 2024] While official looks of the Nike Air Jordan 1 High “Black Toe Reimagined” remain undisclosed, the pair is reported to arrive on 18 October via Nike SNKRS and select retailers. Stay tuned for further updates!

[Update 31 Jan 2024] An interesting detail of the Nike Air Jordan 1 High OG “Black Toe Reimagined” have just been shared:

According to Complex, the titular pair will substitute the Jordan Wings on the ankle collar with a debossed “Air Jordan” imprint—more faithful to the one seen in Michael Jordan’s 1985 promotional photos. @zsneakerheadz have kindly shared a mockup of what its form during release may be.

[Update 22 Jan 2024] New details about the coveted Nike Air Jordan 1 High OG “Black Toe Reimagined” have surfaced, courtesy of @zsneakerheadz and @sneakerfiles. While it might not be a ‘big’ update, the fact that a SKU and color scheme has been revealed points towards good news for those looking forward to the pair. Expect it to drop sometime in the Holiday 2024 season.

[Update 29 Dec 2023] While previous updates indicated that the Air Jordan 1 High “Black Toe Reimagined” will not see a 2023 release, it is now reported that the pair will instead arrive in Holiday 2024. Until then, we will keep you in the loop so stay tuned here for further updates.

Following the tremendous success of the Air Jordan 1 High “Lost & Found Reimagined”, more “Reimagined” Air Jordans are reportedly in the works now. We’ve previously gotten confirmation of the Air Jordan 3 “White Cement Reimagined”‘s release; and now, according to trusted sneaker source @jfgrails, 2023 will also see the Air Jordan 1 High “Black Toe” join the “Reimagined” lineup.

Early mockups depict this MJ legacy colorway outfitted with premium leather in shades of black, red and Sail—with the toe cap featuring the titular “Black Toe”. Another one of the details that you can expect is the vintage pre-aged aesthetic that was seen on both the “Lost & Found” and AJ3 “White Cement Reimagined”. On top of yellowed midsoles, cracked (but hopefully not moldy) leather will likely also be added.

Take a first look at the pair via mockups in the gallery above while we wait for more release details to stream in.

In other sneaker news, check out this sample pair of fragment design x Nike Air Jordan 1 High “Royal”.