Still riding the tonal red wave, Nike reveals its latest iteration of the premium Air Jordan 11Lab4. As its name suggests, this model merges the Air Jordan 11′s hallmark patent leather construction with the Air Jordan 4 silhouette. While April’s black colorway featured a subtle contrast of white on its sole, this model is entirely red, from its leather liner to the Air unit. Also including a molded toe-box and waxed laces, the Air Jordan 11Lab4 “University Red” will be available July 11 for $250 USD.
Nike rolls out a new version of the LeBron 12 Low, outfitting the low-cut silhouette in a regal purple colorway – the perfect match for King James himself. The sneaker, nicknamed the “Raptors” in some web circles, is executed with a staunch purple Hyperfuse mesh cage at the outer layer, which is accented with bright crimson hits at the outsole, Flywire cables and signature Swoosh at the toe. These colors are matched with a black inner layer, which works in conjunct with the Flywire system to lock your feet into place. Check out the colorway above and look for the LeBron 12 Low “Raptors” to drop on August 6.
Jordan Brand keeps the low-top versions of the AJ11-inspired Future coming for Summer 2015, dropping a “Wolf Grey” version of the sleek off-court design. Marked by hits of the brand’s “Infrared23″ hue to the tongue, heel, and herringbone traction, this particular release eschews the perforated look of April’s navy blue colorway, opting instead for a premium execution of woven grey nylon as a stark white midsole and icy blue rubber outsole provide the finishing touches. Available now from Tokyo’s atmos, the “Wolf Grey” edition of the Future Low will soon hit additional Jordan Brand stockists across the globe.
Known for its lightweight woven nylon upper and glove-like fit, Nike Sportswear’s Free Inneva Woven has been reimagined as a mid-top as the subject of NikeLab’s latest drop. Simply dubbed the Free Inneva Woven Mid and debuting in black, the tonal design remains true to the original, but ditches the low cut in favor of a mid-top look and design cues — including a synthetic collar, matching tongue, orange Swoosh and reflective 3M accents — culled from the “Tech” release. Retailing for $215 USD, the kicks can be found now at nike.com and select NikeLab locations in limited quantities.
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