The Drop
The Jordan 1 Low Diamond Shorts dropped as part of Nike's collaborative capsule with Diamond Supply Co., marrying skatewear heritage with Jordan Brand's basketball DNA. The black-based colorway features Diamond's signature teal Tiffany accents on the Swoosh and outsole—a subtle nod to the iconic SB Dunk Low "Tiffany" from 2005. It's a sleeper collab that resonates more with streetwear heads than pure sneaker hype chasers.
Resell Verdict
Fair resell sits around $166, with asks bouncing between $95 and $381 depending on size and seller desperation. The market's stable but not explosive—43 weekly orders signal steady demand without the FOMO spikes. This isn't a quick flip goldmine, but patient sellers can bank modest profit, especially during skatewear trend cycles. Teal Diamond collabs hold nostalgic value, keeping this from bottoming out completely.
Fake Tells
- ▸Diamond logo embossing on heel tab should be crisp and evenly pressed, not blurry or off-center
- ▸Teal Swoosh gradient on reps often bleeds into the black base or looks plasticky instead of smooth leather
- ▸Insole branding—fake pairs frequently miss the co-branded Diamond x Jumpman detailing or use wrong fonts
Who It's For
Perfect for skate-influenced collectors who appreciate collabs with actual cultural weight beyond hype cycles. Wear these to urban spots where people recognize Diamond Supply's legacy—not just another Jordan Low.
Sizing & Fit
Jordan 1 Lows run true to size for most, though wider feet might want to go up half.
