As New Orleans remains the center of attention heading into Super Bowl LIX on Sunday, it's fitting that new details have emerged of a Crescent City-inspired sneaker set to hit retail later this year.

Case in point: In 2018, after dropping two of the hottest Air Jordan 1s in a year full of hot Air Jordan 1s, most designers would have doubled back and played the hits a few more times.

And it hasn’t aged a day–you lace up a pair of 1s, you’re still golden. “To me, the Air Jordan 1 represents more than just a shoe,” former Nike CEO Mark Parker told GQ in 2022.