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Air Jordan Women's Black and White


Another Air Jordan, this time for women. Nike has been pushing equality in their releases, catering more to the female demographic. The company shows inclusivity with their exclusive launch of the Air Force 1 Women's black and White. Check out our recent coverage of another Air Jordan Women's sneakers. 

Nike has talked about releasing more sneakers to cater to the female fanbase so expect a higher concentration of women's sneakers this year in the Jordan department. Of course Nike has a large following of women in the fitness and running shoe genre which is quite massive but Nike is opening up to distributing female oriented sneakers and exclusives in male dominated lines. 

Let's take a closer look at the Air Jordan 1 Women's Black and White. At first glance, there's an undeniable unison in the minimal color scheme with the black and white seemingly taking up equal spacing on the sneakers. 

Black takes up residence on the perforated part of the toe box while white owns the rest. On the laterals a white Nike swoosh appears on black laterals. There's a black jump-woman on the white tongue, with white laces going down featuring a black 23 on white lace catch. At the heel the Air Jordan logo is embroidered all in white. 

This Air Jordan 1 Women's Black and White should available at Nike.com soon.






 

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