Amazing patterns on the classic Jordan 1 silhouette.

The best Jordan 1 colorway is a tricky one to judge given the huge number of designs to choose from, however, we've selected some of our favourite showstopping sneakers to help you find the perfect pair.

With a selection ranging from amazing low-tops, like the Jordan 1 "USA", to some fantastic highs for everyday wear, like the Jordan 1 "Neutral Grey", we've got everything you need right here.

The "University Blue" applies a familiar colour scheme to the classic Jordan 1 blocking pattern which is why, we believe, it is one of the best Jordan 1 colourways so far.

The shoe combines the white base layer with light blue leather across the ankle, heel, toe, and outsole, which is then contrasted by the black across the Swoosh, laces, and collar.

You also get the usual Wings insignia on the ankle in black, with a university blue Nike Air logo stitched to the tongue to round off the design.

Ultimately, we feel the "University Blue" does a good job of updating the retro Jordan 1 style to the modern-day, making this sneaker a great option to consider if you're after a pair of Jordan 1's.

This version of the Jordan 1 applies a subtle twist on a classic colour scheme by utilising nubuck overlays in smoke grey atop a white midsole and black rubber outsole.

The rest of the upper is made from genuine black leather which includes the typical Jordan 1 perforations in the toe box.

As per the Jordan 1 style, the "Shadow 2.0" also includes the Nike Air logo in matching grey on the tongue, and the Wings emblem in black on the ankle.

All in all, we feel the "Shadow 2.0" is a simple yet effective design that accentuates the Jordan 1 high-top silhouette fans have grown to love.

We've previously featured the "USA" in our list of the best Jordan 1 lows, so it may come as no surprise we're including it again thanks to its amazing colour palette.

As its name implies, this Jordan 1 low-top comes decked out in the infamous red, white, and blue colours of the American flag, with blue suede covering most of the upper.

In fact, this blocking is rarely used on Jordan 1's which makes the "USA" unique and gives it a retro look that should suit most occasions.

Ultimately, if you're after something colourful but refined, then we feel it's hard to look past the "USA" low-top Jordan 1.

Given the very minimalistic colour palette, we feel the "Neutral Grey" has endless styling potential, thus making it a great option to consider for everyday wear.

Crafted out of genuine leather, this design features a simple white upper and sole unit, with subtle hints of grey coming through from the Swoosh, collar, and Jordan branding.

In fact, the colourway is not too dissimilar to the highly popular Nike Air Force 1, except this sneaker rocks the high-top Jordan 1 silhouette.

On the whole, we feel the "Neutral Grey" would make for a great addition to anyone's sneaker collection, and an even better pick to add to your rotation.

World-renowned stylist and model Aleali May teamed up with Jordan to release her third 1 with the brand, however, this time it's part of the Zoom CMFT collection.

The "Califia" is said to draw inspiration from May's high school and, as a result, features a green base layer with blue leather overlays.

The Jordan 1 is then varied slightly by adding the green sating Swoosh and collar, the yellow Air sole, and the cream chenille Wings logo on the ankle.

The overall design is certainly unique, which is often the case with collaborations, and, we think, it's definitely one to consider to add to your collection.

With so many different styles of Jordan 1's available, you may have a number of questions about them. Don't worry though, because we're here to clear up a few of the most common queries.

We've previously discussed whether Jordan's are comfortable, but we didn't go into much detail regarding the 1.

Firstly, it's worth mentioning all Jordan 1's include Nike's Air technology in the midsole which should provide you with a strong starting point for comfort.

Some, like the "Califia", take this a step further by adding Zoom into the equation which, Nike boasts, makes its CMFT range an ultra-comfy variation of the 1.

However, one of the most important aspects of making sure your Jordan 1's are comfortable though is to make sure you get the right fit.

We'd recommend leaving about a finger's width of space between your longest toe and the end of the shoe as this will make sure your sneakers are bending in the correct place as it should align to the natural bend of your foot.

Generally speaking, Jordans should fit true to size for everyday use and for on the court action no matter what model you choose.

With that being said, you may find going a size up to be beneficial for playing in if you've got slightly wider feet as this should ensure your feet remain comfortable and supported, without feeling too tight and restrictive.

If you're unsure, you can normally find a size chart on Nike's website to give you extra peace of mind when purchasing your Jordan's.

While it is perfectly possible to run in Jordan 1's, we'd advise, for the most part, to select a pair of running shoes instead.

Firstly, Jordan 1's are considerably heavier than running shoes which can have an adverse effect on your performance due to feeling weighed down.

Also, if you're wearing high tops, the added ankle support may be restrictive as it's primarily used to protect basketball players who utilise a lot of lateral movement which isn't as necessary during running.

If you want to find out more, then check out our guide on whether Jordan's can be used for running.

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