Swarovski Jordan 1 Low Is Givin’ the Ladies Extra Spark!

We love shiny things, and that’s a fact nobody can argue with! But when it’s Swarovski in the mix, you know that shit will get seriously sparkly. And what if we told you that the sparkly item in question is a Jordan 1 Low? Gets extra spicy, doesn’t it? So, let’s check out the upcoming Swarovski Jordan 1 Low and see why it’s gonna be worth every penny you spend! And make sure you take a look at our blog, because hot collabs and releases are coming.

This Ain’t Swarovski’s First Sneaker Venture Y’all

Actually, Swarovski is not new to the sneaker rodeo AT ALL. The brand first collaborated with Nike in 2017 on the classic Air Max 97 Silver Bullet! These babies retailed for $400 when they first came out, and they’re currently worth about $800 on average. Many releases have followed since then, but another collab that stood out was the 2020 Cactus Plant Flea Market Dunk Low!

The pure platinum colorway retailed for $500, and it’s currently worth a whopping average of $3,500 in resale. But the crazy thing is that the spiral sage colorway retailed for $120, and it’s now worth the crazy value of $7,000! So, whenever we talk about Swarovski sneaker collabs, you know that there will be heat on the way.

Swarovski Jordan 1 Low Is Expensive, But Worth It!

So, the upcoming Swarovski Jordan 1 will feature the same color blocking as the classic Jordan 1 Shadow. But y’all, the upper will fully be covered in Swarovski crystals! This kinda explains the $1,000 price tag. Now, the kicks are expensive, we won’t argue with that. In fact, the last time we saw a pair this expensive was the Air Dior. But obviously, that shit has a pretty impressive return on investment. The Air Dior Lows retailed for $2,000, but they’re worth about $7,800 in resale.

Of course, the Swarovski Jordan 1 will also be worth our while, especially with an average resale value of about $1,600. Mind you, this number could hike up in time, so keep that in mind. And finally, the kicks will drop on May 22, 2025, on Nike SNKRS. So, better hurry up and get ready to score! All you need to do is have a copy of TSB for the best odds. After all, who doesn’t wanna cook drops for retail and make that sweet resale profit? And sneaker reselling is quite the business venture if you’re looking to make some extra cash. See you later fam!