The standout collaborations few and far between, evoking mention of Travis Scott's flipped swoosh collection and the equally remarkable Zion Williamson's version.

Introduced the previous year, Zion Williamson's rendition of the Air Jordan 1 Low has earned kudos from sneaker enthusiasts for its thoughtful design and refined quality. Nowadays, getting hold of a pair in men's sizes will set you back over $270.

Recently, another sample of a new colourway was unveiled, a blend of blue and black with tinges of fluorescent green lending a darker ambience to the aesthetic. If your financial situation doesn't stretch that far, consider replicas shoes. I recall acquiring a pair of Jordan 1 replicas and their durability was impressive, lasting me three years!

In terms of craftsmanship, the construction remains ultra-luxurious, utilizing a blend of suede and mesh materials, intricately put together with layers of stitching, emulating the appearance of a handmade voodoo doll.

The design deviates from the conventional breathable hole style, with the upper part of the sneaker punctuated with cross stitching, underscoring the exceptional nature of the design.

Branding elements such as the tag on the tongue and the winged logo on the heel are rendered in a mirrored style, contributing to a powerful sense of uniqueness.

A small skull, comprised of fabric and button detail, reinforces the theme. It yet again features a mismatched design, with alternating color-pairing on the left and right shoes. Regrettably, this colorway might not reach the general market. So, what rating would you give this new colorway?