The Swarovski x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Vast Grey” is set to be one of 2026’s most extravagant sneaker drops, taking Jordan Brand’s most famous silhouette and covering it in crystals at a confirmed retail price of $1,005 USD. Positioned as a women’s exclusive, the release builds on this year’s crystal-covered Air Jordan 1 Low OG collaboration to push the sneaker even deeper into luxury territory.
From Low OG “Crystal” to High OG “Vast Grey”
The partnership between Jordan Brand and Swarovski began with the women’s Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Crystal”, a fully embellished take on the classic black and grey “Shadow/Stealth” look. Sold through Swarovski’s own channels, that low-top is priced at $1,000 USD and reframes the Air Jordan 1 as a piece of wearable jewelry rather than a standard retro.
The upcoming High OG “Vast Grey” takes that concept further, swapping nostalgic blocking for an emphasis on texture, light play, and crystal patterning. Together, the low and high clearly signal a strategy to position the Air Jordan 1 as a highly limited, high-jewelry-adjacent object that sits between sneaker culture, couture detailing, and luxury accessories.
Design details
Product previews showcase the Swarovski x Air Jordan 1 High OG in a Vast Grey/Vast Grey/Photon Dust colorway, under style code HF6248‑002. The neutral palette is intentionally chosen to let the stones take center stage. Instead of a uniform crystal grid, various-sized Swarovski stones are arranged in flowing, wave-like sections across the upper, wrapping the leather panels, Swoosh, ankle collar, and tongue.
Embroidery beneath the stones adds depth, while smooth leather on non-embellished areas keeps the shoe anchored in its basketball DNA. Metallic accents, special dustbags and a collaborative chain included in the box underline that this is meant as a luxury collectible from the unboxing moment onward.
Price, sizing, and release details
Current launch information indicates the Swarovski x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Vast Grey” will release in Spring 2026 in women’s sizing via Nike SNKRS and select retailers. Multiple release calendars confirm an MSRP of $1,005 USD, just above the Low OG’s $1,000 USD, firmly anchoring both pairs in four-figure luxury territory.
A precise drop date has not yet been announced by Nike or Swarovski, and quantities remain undisclosed. The shoe is already appearing on release calendars and social previews tagged with its HF6248‑002 style code, and early sentiment points to strong demand from collectors who see the design as both a status symbol and a display piece.
What this means for Jordan Brand and Swarovski
For Jordan Brand, the Swarovski projects extend a long-running strategy of pushing the Air Jordan 1 upmarket through ultra-premium, highly limited releases. Collaborations such as Dior x Air Jordan 1, plus Wings and Pinnacle editions, have steadily raised expectations for what consumers will pay when materials, scarcity, and storytelling align.
For Swarovski, the collaboration offers a globally recognized canvas to showcase crystal craftsmanship to a younger, sneaker-forward audience. The brand’s official AJ1 Low OG “Crystal” product materials spotlight the precision and density of the stones, positioning the shoe alongside its jewelry and décor portfolio rather than apart from it.
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