Now available at suggested retail price is the Air Jordan 1 (I) ‘Do the Right Thing’ pack. These sneakers have been one of the most anticipated Jordan 1 releases of the year. Original colorways of the first Air Jordans have been one of the most collectible shoes during the recession. As most prices of rare shoes plummeted in correlation with the state of the economy,  OG 1s have gained value. Those of us who cannot afford to spend thousands of dollars for the original 1985 release may now purchase these retro shoes at the retail price of  $110 per pair (with free shipping) at UTA.

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The “Do The Right Thing Pack”, featuring a white/metallic red and white/metallic green Air Jordan I (1) is available early on eBay. The main difference betwixt the release versions available and previous samples is the inner lining. Samples included a multicolored liner, while the release versions are one solid tone. Both shoes feature a tumbled leather upper, and most sellers have them hovering around the $110-115 range, each. If you’re willing to wait, the Air Jordan Do The Right Thing Pack will hit Brand Jordan accounts on July 4, 2009.

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We have seen a couple previews of Jordan Brand’s upcoming Do The Right Thing Pack, and we now have our first look at the final product. This pack is composed of two pairs of the Air Jordan 1 (I); the first style hosts a white textured leather upper with metallic red accents, while the second colorway features a similar white base with metallic green accents. Both sneakers are meant to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Spike Lee’s Do The Right Thing, and are directly inspired by Sal’s Pizzeria from the aforementioned film. The Air Jordan Do The Right Thing Pack is expected to release in July ‘09 for a retail price of $105.

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As part of their upcoming Do The Right Thing pack, which will be composed of three OG colorways of the Air Jordan I (1), Jordan Brand is set to release this white/metallic green AJ1. Featuring a white leather upper with metallic green accents seen on the swoosh, out-sole, laces, tongue, and Jordan Wings logo on the ankle, this colorway is already on a plethora of sneakerheads’ wish lists. Another key aspect of this sneaker, which appears to be different from a sample pair, is the inner lining which is now full green rather than having a unique pattern inspired by Do The Right Thing. The Air Jordan I (1) High – White/Metallic Green is expected to be available for purchase in July ‘09 for a retail price of $105.

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First released in 1985, the Air Jordan 1 High Metallic is still sought after today. Now its 2009 and Jordan Brand will release 3 pairs of Air Jordan 1 High Metallics, including two pairs inspired by Sal’s Pizzeria from “Do the Right Thing”, and an unknown Jordan 1 High in White / Black Metallic.

The Do the Right Thing Air Jordan 1 High Metallic Pack will release in July, and will release in white / metallic red, and white / metallic green. On to the white, black metallic Jordan 1, which are an exact match to the Original Samples released back in 1985. Images thanks to our good friends at Wellgosh, which just received a nice Jordan Account.

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Completing the upcoming Do The Right Thing Pack is a similar Air Jordan I (1) High as to the one seen earlier, however this version uses a white and green color scheme instead of white and varsity red. This Air Jordan I High lacks a strap or an unusual colorway, but it does feature a colorful print on the sock liner inspired by the Do The Right Thing movie poster to keep things interesting. Release date is scheduled for 2009, a specific date has yet to be announced. Stay posted for more info. Via TSG.

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Since the Do The Right Thing Air Jordan III (3), there has been speculation whether or not the movie would inspire more Air Jordans. A Do The Right Thing Pack has been lined up for next year and is made up of two Air Jordan I (1) Highs. One of the Air Jordan I Highs that will be included in the package in this white and varsity red model that also sports an inner lining modeled after the movie poster. Release date is still up in the air, but it is expected to be next year. Via TSG.

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