For starters, its “Volt” and “University Gold” tones deviate from the team colors Michael Jordan donned throughout his NBA career.

Furthermore, the sneaker’s inverted, translucent tongue label forgoes traditional design cues of the first Air Jordan silhouette.

The tall trim and “White” and “Black” arrangement found throughout the rest of the upper, however, cements the proposition’s place in the NIKE, Inc. subsidiary’s storied roster.