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Clot x Air Jordan XIII Low release date revealed

By Minjun Park
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International brand and retailer CLOT’s Air Jordan XIII pays tribute to co-founder and creative director Edison Chen’s youth, which he spent between Canada and Hong Kong. Chen chose to work on the Air Jordan XIII because it was his go-to during his high school basketball career — and remains a favorite shoe.

To honor his Chinese heritage, he drew from a recent visit to Lintong county, Shaanxi province, where the Terracotta Warriors statues have remained for more than 2,000 years.

To replicate the oxidation of that terracotta earthenware, the CLOT x Air Jordan XIII Low uses a Sepia Stone, Terra Blush and Canteen colorway.

Clot x Air Jordan XIII Low release date revealed

The design of the padded upper mirrors the armor worn by the Terracotta Warriors.

Subtle nods to MJ come through in the side panel, where dots on each tile appear in twos and threes. To finish it off, metallic gold CLOT and Jordan Brand logos appear on the tongue, heel and sole.

The CLOT x Air Jordan XIII Low releases exclusively at Innersect Shanghai, China, on December 8, followed by a global release December 13 at Juice Stores.

Questions & Answers

Q.

What inspired the design choices for the CLOT x Air Jordan XIII Low?

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The design was inspired by co-founder Edison Chen's Chinese heritage, specifically a visit to Lintong county and the Terracotta Warriors. The shoe's colours replicate the oxidation of terracotta earthenware, and the padded upper mirrors the warriors' armor.

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Where and when will the CLOT x Air Jordan XIII Low first be available?

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The CLOT x Air Jordan XIII Low will first be released exclusively at Innersect Shanghai, China, on December 8. A global release will follow shortly afterwards at Juice Stores.

Q.

Which specific colours are used for the CLOT x Air Jordan XIII Low?

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The CLOT x Air Jordan XIII Low features a Sepia Stone, Terra Blush and Canteen colourway. These shades were chosen to replicate the oxidation of terracotta earthenware, honouring Chinese heritage.

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