Here's Every Single Piece in the Air Dior Sneaker & Apparel Collection

Without a shadow of a doubt, the Jordan Brand x Dior collection is one of the most hyped collaborations in the history of sneakers. Unexpected yet perfectly matched, the power duo were meant to drop their full capsule earlier this year, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, it's been delayed. With that said, we're now taking a look at every single piece in the Air Dior collection!

Kicking it all off are two pairs of Nike sneakers, including the Dior x Air Jordan 1 High and the Dior x Air Jordan 1 Low. Limited to 8,500 pairs and 4,700 pairs respectively, each AJ1 is painted in the French luxury fashion house's signature "Dior Grey" palette, and is done up with lacy detailing that's inspired by their very own B-23 High Top.

Also in the collection is a bright blue sweater, a track jacket, a clean white shirt, and a short sleeved T-shirt, all decorated with the collaboration's custom "Air Dior" winged basketball motif that was what everyone talked about when it was first unveiled back in December of last year.

While it's quite obvious that the highlights of the capsule are the two pairs of Air Jordan 1s, the basketball influences don't stop there, as the collection also includes a jersey and a pair of shorts. Done up in a collegiate style for a timeless aesthetic, these are ideal for layering up this season.

Finally, light grey track pants and a slew of accessories round off the collab. Travis Scott was recently spotted rocking a bucket hat as well, but that might have been a one-off that was made exclusively for the American rapper seeing as it hasn't made its way to the final cut.

At this moment in time, a release date has yet to be confirmed for the Air Dior collection, so make sure you keep it locked at The Sole Supplier and we'll let you know as soon as something more official drops. In the meantime, why not re-mortgage your house so you can afford to cop? Or even better, take a closer look at the Air Jordan 1 Retro High "Light Smoke Grey"?