Chances are you’ve already laid your eyes on the breathtaking Chinese New Year (CNY) Nike Air Force 1 Low, affectionately known as “XIXI”. These extravagant gold silk shoes took social media by storm back in 2024, much thanks to their detailed embroidery inspired by the ‘Dragon Year’. But just imagine translating the design onto the Air Jordan 1 Low, and adding in a Travis Scott spin. Well, that’s what the folks at KICKXOTIC are offering sneakerheads with their Air Jordan 1 Low x Travis Scott “China Town” design.
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KICKXOTIC has put their creativity and skill to work with this design. They completely overhauled an authentic Air Jordan 1 with exquisite Chinese Silk (even the midsole is covered by the luxe material).
Anything covered in golden silk is bound to look luxurious. But KICKXOTIC’s custom sneaker also tells a story of a dragon majestically soaring through the sky. The fabric on the upper is adorned with embroidered dragons, swirling clouds, and whiffs of smoke. You really need to stare at the sneaker for a while just to take it all in.
Another detail that deserves special mention is the exotic leather used for the Swooshes, heel tab, and tongue trim. It’s another nod to the majestic dragon, as the texture definitely brings to mind dragon scales.
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KICKXOTIC also offers a fun personalisation option. Sneakerheads can add their initials, logos, custom embroidery, custom insoles, or any personalised wording that makes the pair feel more special…at an extra charge, of course.
This meticulously handcrafted gem will set you back at least $1,300 USD without the added trimmings. Of course, the pricing is the reality of beautifully handcrafted customs made with the finest materials and attention to detail.
If you need more details about this pair, make sure to get in touch with KICKXOTIC via email at contact@kickxotic.com, or you can make a beeline to purchase directly from their website.
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