The Air Jordan 1 Zoom CMFT “Citrus” Pulls Inspiration From the 2000s

Nike and Jordan Brand's Air Jordan 1 trainers served as a basketball model for many years, appearing in covetable colourways, collaborations, and new designs like the CMFT version. This time, we're taking a closer look at the Air Jordan 1 Zoom CMFT "Citrus" colour inspired by a 2000's Air Jordan 7 rumoured to receive a revival this year.

The "Citrus" initially debuted in 2006 on the AJ7 but hasn't returned to the shelves since; however, not only will we see it again on Jordan 7s but also the Air Jordan 1 High Zoom CMFT possessing the same colour arrangement.

The AJ1 High Zoom CMFT "Citrus" starts with leather and suede overlays from heel to toe coloured in black, even covering the cutout Swooshes on the sidewalls, shoelaces, tongues, and heel pull tabs. Giving the pair its title is tangy tones of yellow/orange and red via the contrast stitching throughout, foam-padded interiors, and Wings motif on the collars. A full-length Air midsole in white lined with a black rubber outsole completes the look of this AJ1 shoe.

The Nike Air Jordan 1 High Zoom CMFT "Citrus" is a must-cop for serious Jordan collectors. Be sure to stay locked in here at The Sole Supplier to be notified of all updates on the Jordan release calendar. In related news, here's your best look yet at the Air Jordan 1 High OG "Starfish".