Slovenia's high level of sustainable development anchors Jordan Luka 1
From the peaks and endless forests of the Alps to the Adriatic Sea and the Pannonian plain, Luca Doncic's native Slovenia prides itself on preserving its natural and cultural treasures. In addition to continued efforts to educate the public about the high level of biodiversity – creating a sense of pride and recognition in protecting nature – Slovenia has become one of the most sustainable development countries in the world.
As Jordan Brand continues to expand its latest signature athlete's debut style, the latest Jordan Luka 1 pays homage to his eco-friendly home by adding "Next Nature" claims using recycled materials.
Surrounding the main use of "tan" tones, the neutral hue covers its leather quarter overlay, fenders, and embroidered flight wires, securing the midfoot by braided cables, inspired by the cables that support the bridge. The model's laces and heel counter are also color-matched, while a striking contrast is introduced through a dark black suede tongue structure, padded sock lining, and heel counter, while the mini Jumpman at the heel follows suit in a white speckled midsole. Underfoot, Jade samples are introduced by sole units exposed to Formula 23 foam, embroidered badges placed adjacent to the tongue and insole windmill logo. Dividing the main tonal range, the hit song of "Citrus" rarely paints on translucent tread and pull tabs.
