Size 10 is the one: Air Jordan 1 “Royal Reimagined” at $60, $120 under retail

The cheapest pair started at $74 on September 29, bottomed at $56 on October 28, and has sat at $60 since November 3.

Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Royal Reimagined” sneaker at $60, down from $180 retail

A size 10 Air Jordan 1 “Royal Reimagined” costs $60 right now, $120 under its $180 retail. That works out to about a third of retail, and it's the same price as a week ago.

It's not only the 10. All nine sizes from 8 to 12 sell under retail, from $60 up to $114 in size 8. The next-cheapest are a 9.5 at $70 and a 10.5 at $75, and both are as low as they've been since I started tracking them.

Air Jordan 1 “Royal Reimagined”: lowest new price by US size, Nov 13 vs Nov 6, 2026
US sizeNov 13Nov 6Vs retailLow since Sep 29
8$114$110−$66$64
8.5$99$99−$81$67
9$101$101−$79$56
9.5$70$70−$110$70
10$60$60−$120$60
10.5$75$75−$105$75
11$94$102−$86$89
11.5$101$97−$79$97
12$93$100−$87$90

What moved this week

  • Size 11 fell to $94, from $102.
  • Size 12 fell to $93, from $100.
  • Size 8 rose to $114, from $110.
  • Size 11.5 rose to $101, from $97.

The other five sizes didn't move.

Since September 29

The cheapest pair was $74 on September 29. It dropped to $67 on October 6, then to $56 on October 28, the low since my checks began. After that it went back up to $57 on November 1 and $60 on November 3, and it has stayed there since.

$74$56Retail $180Sep 29Nov 13 · $60
Cheapest new pair in US sizes 8 to 12, day by day, Sep 29 to Nov 13, 2026. Source: claqa nightly price checks.

When I wrote about it earlier this month, the best price was $57 in a size 9. That size now costs $101, so the cheap window for that size has closed for now.

If you wear a 10, I'd buy now: $60 is the lowest that size has been in my nightly checks. More pairs like this are on the Air Jordan 1s under retail page.

Prices from our Nov 13, 2026 check: the lowest price of a new pair with the original box, by US size. The model page always shows the latest prices.

Denis Kataev

Denis Kataev runs claqa. Every night the site checks the price of every sneaker in its catalog, size by size, and he writes about what those numbers show: which pairs got cheaper, what is releasing next and which size is the better buy.

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