Next, I'll tell you why Nike logo and trapeze logo appear on Air Jordan 1.
1985 When Air Jordan 1 was released, it was only a signature shoe owned by Nike. So it is not surprising that Nike LOGO is used in the tongue and body of shoes. It was not until later that the trapeze logo first appeared in the trapeze Jordan 3 and was widely praised. Later Air Jordan series no longer used Nike hooks.
As for the Air Jordan 1 we see now, most of them are NIKE logos, because the copied shoes prefer to be copied according to the style of the first year, so these copied shoes should naturally use NIKE logos.
In addition, several color schemes use the trapeze logo instead of following the first year's design. See the following Air Jordan 1 for details.
Recently, the popular Air Jordan1X Nigel Sylvester shoes have adopted the Nike logo. The beige appearance with red shoelaces and outsole is exciting. With the old design of the upper, shoes seem to have more possibilities.
Air Jordan 1 og "all-star", which is what we call chameleon, can be said to be quite distinctive in color matching. The toe cap, upper and toe cap all have a gradual gloss rendering. With the theme of black and white classic shoes as the background and the fashion blessing of crystal outsole, this brand-new color scheme not only inherits the classics, but also has a brand-new charm!
Black and red can be said to be the classic colors in the whole AJ series. Although they are 8-hole shoes, they are very similar to 9-hole shoes. Among many color schemes at present, black and red will undoubtedly draw people's attention back to the original Air Jordan 1.
It is also the trapeze LOGO, but it is undoubtedly more popular with players who are willing to match it than the classic black and red color scheme. The combination of black and white and blue is very clever, which looks very refreshing and gives people a feeling full of youth and vitality.
From the above four shoes, we can probably analyze that the 9-hole Air Jordan 1 should use Nike's logo, while the 8-hole Air Jordan 1 should use the trapeze logo. However, this is only a guess and has not been really counted.