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Latest Nike Jordan Sneakers, The Visionaire Jordans brings in the timeless shade of yellow/green to an uncommon silhouette. Air Jordan 1s have always relied on primary, team-based colors, but the brand has loosened up in terms of its colorway choices over the years. The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG "Visionaire" takes an original color block and updates it with a bold and vibrant hue. A white leather base is accented with black laces, Wings logo and Swoosh, while Volt pops across the forefoot overlays, heel and ankle area. A classic Jordan Wings logo at the collar and Nike woven tongue labels nod to the OG 1985 design. From there, an off-white and black Air sole adds the finishing touch. A final hit of Volt appears on the Nike Air tag that decorates the breathable nylon tongue. Lightweight cushioning is provided by an Air-sole unit encapsulated in the heel of the rubber cupsole.
Shop Jordans 2020 is in the midst of a big Jordan 2 push, giving energy to perhaps the most overlooked model Jordan wore as a member of the Chicago Bulls. Constructed of a chalky, cream leather with a cracked finish and dark brown detailing, the Air Jordan 2 A Ma Maniére nods to the 2021 Air Jordan 1 A Ma Maniére and its luxe, vintage-inspired look. It was another landmark year for A Ma Maniére, which made noise with two significant Air Jordan collaborations. The AMM x Air Jordan 3 took the top spot on Complex's Best Air Jordans of 2021 list and will likely be strongly positioned when the overall list drops. "Maniére" is stamped in white lettering on the burgundy leather heel tab while contrasting black accents are featured on the laces, quilted interior lining and tongue with snakeskin detailing and a retro Wings logo. The black snakeskin motif is repeated on the midsole inspired by the 1986 Air Jordan 2 that was made in Italy and featured a subtle reptilian texture on the leather upper.
New Jordans Retro, The shoe is known for its grey-based, 3M reflective upper, contrasting dark grey hits, and perhaps most notably, bright green pops of color throughout. green accents make their way to the interior lining and the embroidered Jumpman logo that decorate the heel and tongue. The vivid hue is repeated on the shark-tooth detailing that enlivens the dark grey polyurethane midsole. Underfoot, a translucent herringbone-tread rubber outsole provides grippy traction. It arrives in its original grey reflective construction with hits of Green Bean on the tongue and midsole. At the base, an icy blue semi translucent outsole completes the design.
Latest Nike Jordan Sneakers, This Air Jordan 1 High OG makes a statement with its big and bold cement-print overlays. Dressed in a Tech Grey, Muslin, Black, and White color scheme. Greyscale patterns covering overlays around the toe, along the tongue and across the heel and collar are transplanted from the Air Jordan 3, the first shoe designed by Tinker Hatfield for Michael Jordan. "Elephant print" – as it's been referred to since 1988 – steals the show on the latest Retro High OG to surface, allowing for straightforward "Black" and "White" to take over everything from leather bases to profile swooshes. The sneaker has black laces and a glossy black Air Jordan Wings emblem. A white midsole and grey outsole complete the design.
Shop Jordans 2020, The base of this Air Jordan 1 Zoom CMFT 2 is made with White tumbled leather across the silhouette's usual overlays. Looking closer, this Air Jordan 1 Zoom CMFT 2 features Red velvet on the collars, Swoosh logos, and toe box. Sporting a phantom white tumbled leather upper, luxurious red velvet is added to the toe box and the cutout Nike Swoosh logos on the sides, while also appearing on the ankles. Next, Phantom adorns the tumbled leather overlays while Red hits the mesh tongue. The velvet matches the red mesh tongues and sockliners while special heart Nike labels are used on the tongues and insoles. "Zoom Air" branding with heart logos appear on the tongue tags and insoles with "Anytime" and "Anywhere" embroidered on the heels completes the lovable design.
New Jordans Retro, This Nike SB Dunk High takes inspiration from Run The Jewels’ bold and brash sonics. The standout sneaker is crafted with bright "Active Pink" overlays made with coarse pony hair, while the base of the upper opts for tumbled "Black" leather. The signature Nike Swoosh has a jeweled finish and complements the "Metallic Gold" lace dubraes modeled after their handgun and fist logo. It comes constructed in a slew of blue suedes, from dark tones at the midfoot and toe, wot mid blues at the eyestay and quarter, before reaching low-gloss baby blue leathers at the tongue and heel. Juxtaposing the sea of blue is a bright pink Swoosh — also in suede — with ice-blue sole units sitting underfoot to complete the design. Other details includes RTJ's hand gun and fist logos on the heels with the date 4/20 hidden on the Zoom bags of the insoles. One of them reads, "JAIMILY 2010" nodding to El-P's real name, Jamie Meline, and his wife Emily Panic, who began dating on that date. The other insoles references to Killer Mike's birthday, 4/20/75.
Latest Nike Jordan Sneakers, As player exclusive editions, these sneakers will not be released to the public. The idea of college players getting PE sneakers is nothing new. Because of their scarcity, pairs that do make their way onto the resell market command a hefty fee. NBA player P. J. Tucker is well known for getting his hands on even the most exclusive college player exclusive Jordans and even lacing them up in the NBA. Each college basketball player for the Universities of Michigan, Florida, North Carolina Chapel Hill, Oklahoma, Marquette and Georgetown will receive a pair of Nike Air Jordan 4 PEs and Why Not? Zer0.2s that have been dressed in their respective schools’ colors. Icy blue translucent outsoles complete the look. The Why Not? Zer0.2 follows a similar color scheme, with a speckled, grey upper and colored sock liners and outsoles.
Shop Jordans 2020, The Air Jordan IV, one of the most popular models of Air Jordan's was created by famed Nike designer Tinker Hatfield. It was the second Air Jordan model that Tinker designed and the second one to feature visible Air. Over three decades later, and the Jumpman model is at the height of popularity, having garnered a massive cult-following. The Air Jordan 4 has seen some of the biggest collaborations in the game, with collabs with the likes of Off-White, Union LA, Travis Scott and more. Paying homage to the Michigan Wolverines, the Air Jordan 4 Retro Michigan (PE) embodies their colors of college navy and amarillo to make the shoes pop to life. The shoe was designed by Tinker Hatfield and therefore exhibits some classic features of Air Jordan, including the mesh side panels, the slightly higher heel tab and the Jumpman logo, all of which bring this shoe together.
New Jordans Retro, Celebrating 20 years of Undefeated and 40 years of the Air Force 1, the retailers has teamed up with Nike for the "Multicolor Patent Pack." Cyan blue, teal green and pastel pink mix in rich patent leather on this shoe's upper—no two panels are alike. This multicolor design sits atop a bone white midsole and is tied together by a translucent gold Swoosh. Notable details includes UNDFTD lace locks, Undefeated's five strikes logo desbossed on the lateral heel, with additional tongue and insole branding. A White/Sail midsole atop an icy translucent and/or Gum rubber outsole completes the design. A subtle debossed 5-strike at the heel and easy-to-remove "UNDFTD" branded dubrae, unique to this silhouette, finish the shoe.