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Let the Air Jordan 13’s time as the retro of choice for Jordan Brand begin. We’re going to get two brand new colorways next month, and the first look to start things off is this rather surprising Air Jordan 13 “Reflect Silver”. The good news is that it will in fact, be ...Read More

The Air Jordan 4 and Air Jordan 1 are teaming up as the next combination for the Jordan Lab Series, giving us this Black/White Air Jordan 4Lab1. The shoe uses the Air Jordan 1 as the canvas selection to utilize a full-on all over mesh net from the Air Jordan 4 while an icy outsole lingers for...Read More

The Air Jordan 13 returns to store shelves for the holiday season. We’ll get two brand new colorways next month, but perhaps the most anticipated is this Black/Red colorway due to the familiarity with the two shades, but how it’s just foreign enough given the color blocking to ent...Read More

The Jordan Shine will return this Saturday, September 27th in a new “White/Vachett Tan” colorway. As expected, the shoe still carries that uber-luxurious $400 price tag, but this time the Jumpman is skipping out on that monochromatic scheme as seen in the first batch of releases, a...Read More

There’s an inspiration behind every Air Jordan signature, and the Air Jordan 13 wanted to take aim at Mike’s reputation as a black cat, or panther on the court due to his lightning quick speed on defense. The sole of the sneaker featured a construction to imitate a panther paw whil...Read More

The Air Jordan 11 Low “Concord” finally released this summer, but there was a time when people could only fantasize about the sneaker that Michael Jordan wore during the 1996 Championship Parade releasing. Once a player exclusive, the shoe was one of the most coveted releases this ...Read More

That alternate white sole definitely distances the Air Jordan Future from its predecessor in the Air Jordan 11, as the icy translucence always made the obvious connection all the more noticeable between the two pairs. Now that the clean midsole virtually gets extended to the bottom, the shoe...Read More

We’ve seen the Air Jordan 4 and Air Jordan 1 come together in last year’s Air Jordan 1 Retro ’89. The pair did a fairly good job at blending the two signatures, as a net overlay hit the Air Jordan 1 right on the side panel while added doses of cement print furthered the motif...Read More