The quality justifies (some of) the price within the luxury context. But it's not a "performance" sneaker purchase. It's art you can walk in. For 99% of people, admiring from afar is totally valid. It's a dream shoe, but be realistic about what you're getting. Seeing these in-hand vs. online pics is different. The materials have a rich texture that cameras don't fully capture. Wearing them, you get looks... obviously. Compared to an Off-White AJ1, it's less deconstructed and more refined. Pro: Ultimate flex. Con: The constant fear of getting them dirty! Not a shoe for a careless person, that's for sure. My final take? It's an incredible object. Holding it, you feel the quality. But as a "sneaker" you wear... it's complicated. The pressure to keep it pristine is real. For me, it's a 10/10 for collection, maybe an 8/10 for actual wearability due to that mental tax. An absolute icon, but with very specific purpose. On foot, the silhouette is "perfection". The "Dior Air Jordan 1" just has a sharper, more refined look than the standard release. The grey Dior Oblique is so versatile. Major pro? It elevates any outfit instantly – from jeans to more tailored pants. The downside? That pristine white midsole and ice-blue outsole will get dirty fast, and cleaning them feels like a high-stakes operation. It's a shoe for careful, curated wear. If your lifestyle is rugged or you're constantly on the move, you'll baby these too much to enjoy them.

  • Shown: Red Oreo
  • Style: CT8012-005

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