Jordans to Get: Air Jordan 1, 4, 10 and 11 Colorways

The 10 pairs run from the Neutral Cream Air Jordans to the Air Jordan 6 ‘Tech Chrome’, and the colors already in your closet decide which one fits.

Mostly black and gray in your closet points to the Chicago or Bleached Coral, while denim and neutral knits suit the Neapolitan’s brown and white or the Seafoam’s pale green.

Two of the 10 are seafoam, an Air Jordan 1 and an Air Jordan 4, so pick one rather than buying both.

1. Air Jordan 1 ‘Metallic Gold’

Metallic gold on a white Air Jordan 1 works like jewelry: one small shiny accent against a clean base. White leather keeps the pair easy to wear with the denim and neutral knits you already own.

I’d lean on straight-leg jeans or a plain midi skirt and keep your actual jewelry gold too, so the metallic reads as a choice rather than an accident.

This is the pair for people who want a dressier sneaker without giving up the Jordan shape.

2. Air Jordan 11 ‘Neapolitan’

Brown and white is the whole Neapolitan story, and it’s a gentler palette than most Jordans offer. The chunky silhouette of this Jordan is a lot of shoe, so the soft coloring helps it sit well beside everyday pieces.

Try it with cream trousers, camel outerwear or dark-wash jeans. Chocolate tones already live in many closets, which makes this an easy pair to build outfits around.

I’d skip heavy prints here. The shoe already has plenty of character.

3. Air Jordan 6 ‘Tech Chrome’

Black with chrome details gives the Air Jordan 6 a sharp, almost techy look that suits all-black outfits best. Think black leggings, a long charcoal coat and a slim knit.

Because the color is so low-key, the chrome does the talking. Keep your other metals quiet, maybe a thin silver hoop, and let the shoes be the one shiny thing.

It’s a smart pick if white sneakers feel too bright for your wardrobe.

4. Air Jordan 11 Low ‘Citrus’ Retro

Orange soles under a white upper make the Air Jordan 11 Low ‘Citrus’ feel like summer. The low cut also shows off your ankle, which pairs well with shorts, cropped jeans and sundresses.

Wear it with white or soft denim so the orange stays the single bright note. A top in a similar warm shade can tie it together, though I’d keep that to one small piece.

Pale colors will show scuffs, so wipe them after wearing.

5. Air Jordan 1 ‘Seafoam’

Soft seafoam green with white lands somewhere between a pastel and a neutral, so it plays well with more than you’d expect. Try it with white jeans, light gray, or denim in any wash.

I like it best when one other piece nods to the green, such as a pale sage tee, but matching exactly is unnecessary. Keep the rest of the outfit simple and the shoe stays the focus.

It’s a good first color pair if black and white feel too safe.

6. Air Jordan 1 Chicago

Red, white and black on a high-top is the Air Jordan 1 most people picture first, and it asks for restraint everywhere else. Let the shoe carry the color.

Black skinny or straight jeans, a gray hoodie and a white tee are plenty. For a skirt, a black denim mini works best, with a plain top above it.

High tops also frame the ankle differently than lows do, so cropped or slightly short hems look best, with no pooling fabric at the shoe.

7. Air Jordan 4 Seafoam

Seafoam on an Air Jordan 4 stays quiet because white leather does most of the work, with green and black kept to small accents.

Light-wash jeans or a black midi skirt both suit it. If you already have a seafoam entry above in your cart, pick one: two pale green pairs will overlap.

I’d keep the top neutral, white or gray, and let the green stay a detail.

8. Pink and White Air Jordan 1

Soft pink panels on white leather make this high-top Air Jordan 1 the friendliest pink sneaker I can think of. It reads as a pastel, not a statement.

Gray sweats, straight-leg jeans and a cream knit all work. For a skirt, try a denim midi, and keep the hem a little short so the high top shows at the ankle.

I’d skip a matching pink top. One shade near the shoe is enough, and white or oatmeal keeps it calm.

9. Neutral Cream Air Jordans

A cream sneaker with a matching beige skirt is the easiest monochrome outfit to copy, because the shoe stops looking like a sneaker and starts looking like part of the look.

Keep every piece within one family: cream, sand, oatmeal.

A fitted tee or knit in the same range finishes it. Slight differences in shade look intentional, so don’t stress over an exact match.

Cream shows dirt faster than black does, so wipe the leather after wearing.

Cream leather with tonal soles goes with nearly everything in a closet, from straight-leg jeans to a midi skirt, which makes this the easiest pair to wear often.

10. Air Jordan 1 High Bleached Coral

Black, white and muted pink share the panels on this Air Jordan 1 High, which gives you a Chicago-style contrast with a softer edge.

Because black anchors the shoe, it works with the things already in a dark wardrobe: black jeans, a gray hoodie, a charcoal coat. A pale pink tee or scarf can echo the panels, though I’d limit it to one piece.

It’s the pick if pure pastels feel too sweet but you still want a hint of color.

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