The Georgetown Hoyas is getting repped by yet another Nike sneaker. This time, it’s the Nike Air Jordan 1 Low that’s going to be outfitted in the iconic gray-and-navy colors.

This pair of Nike Air Jordan 1 Low “Georgetown” joins several other Nike silhouettes that have appeared in the titular colorway, including yesterday’s Air Max 97 “Georgetown” and the rumored Nike Terminator Low.

The “Georgetown” colorway occupies a special place in the history of Nike Basketball. In 1985, the Nike Terminator was introduced to the world, proudly donning the team colors of the Georgetown Hoyas. When the heritage sneaker was re-released last year, Nike made sure it came back in this classic colorway. History aside, it makes sense that the Air Jordan 1 Low, as the OG hoops sneaker, is given the “Georgetown” treatment.

Similar to the models that were previewed earlier, “Granite” gray covers the AJ1’s leather upper. Leather overlays in navy wrap around the body; while black is spotted on the profile Swoosh, and the Jumpman and Jordan Wings logos. Meanwhile, more blue shades appear on the sockliner and outsole, rounding off the shoe.

No official images or release details are available as of now, but gathering from the leaked images, the Hoyas’ colors complement the Air Jordan 1 Low nicely, and kind of reminds us of the triple collab pair between Travis Scott, fragment and Jordan Brand. Stay tuned as we expect more info to trickle in soon.

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