The suede feels decent, and the sail midsole adds a nice vintage touch. On foot? They're "super" comfortable right out of the box—more than my regular AJ1 Lows. Honestly, a great summer shoe, but note the women's sizing. For $135, it's a solid pickup if you dig the palette. Alright, so I just got the "wmns air jordan 1 low se" in hand. First impression? The 'Grey / True Blue' colorway is super clean—like, really versatile. The materials feel decent for the $125 price tag, you know? It's a solid start to this Jordan 1 Low review. Comparing it to other Jordans... It's "lighter" and more low-profile than an AJ1 High, obviously. Compared to other recent Jordan 1 Lows, the materials on this 'SE' feel a "step up". The color blocking is also less busy than some Chicago or UNC colorways, which makes it more of a wardrobe staple. If you have a lot of loud Jordans, this wmns air jordan 1 low se is a great neutral option to balance the collection. Comparing it to other "Jordan 1" lows I own, the 'SE' tag here means something. The material choices feel a step above some of the all-leather GR lows. You're paying a "bit" more for that detail— around "$130 USD" vs. maybe $110 for a basic one. Is it worth it? For "this" specific "Coconut Milk" colorway & build, I'd say yes. It just looks and feels more considered. It bridges the gap between a standard retro and a more fashion-forward collab.
