Shortly after official images surfaced of the OVO x Air Jordan 8s, October’s Very Own shared a first look at the apparel complementing the collaborative footwear.
Full-zip jackets boasting a choice of black or white coloring join the drop with red and gold detailing found on the Jumpman and OVO Owl respectively. There’s no official word if these are the only pieces releasing within the collection but stay tuned for further info upon availability. Do you plan on trying your luck in copping the next OVO x Air Jordan collab on February 16? In related OVO news, Roy Wood$ has announced his Say Less tour.
The holiday spirit continues as Jordan Brand anticipates Chinese New Year ushering a series of decorative footwear.
Early next year, we’ll see the Air Jordan 6 Retro “Chinese New Year” dressed in a traditional black, gold and red colorway. The upper comes decked out in floral embroidery and detailed firework paneling. A black suede toebox off-sets the vibrant shoe along with a gold lace lock. Black and gold lining highlights white midsoles while a classic red logo completes the soles.
Although the official drop of Air Jordan 6 “CNY” is slated for January – ahead of the February 16 holiday, they are currently available in select sizes at Stadium Goods for $349 USD.
Back in March, news surfaced that the Air Jordan 3 “Katrina” would be making its retail debut with further confirmation landing this November. Set to hit shelves on May 12 of 2018, here we have our best look yet at the upcoming Air Jordan model.
The Air Jordan 3 “Katrina” was originally auctioned off in 2006 to help raise funds for Hurricane Katrina Victims. Similar to the initial images of the “Fire Red” and “Black Cement” 3 that surfaced, the “Katrina” colorway sees its elephant print treated in black and white. Tumbled leather coats the entire upper as red detailing is placed on the midsole’s heel, behind the tongue, and on the tongue’s Jumpman logo.
The Air Jordan 3 “Katrina” is set for a May 12, 2018 release at Jordan Brand retailers for a price of $190 USD. In the meantime, check out the official images of the Nike Air Foamposite One “Alternate Galaxy.”
After receiving a first look last year, let’s now take a closer look at the multicolored Air Jordan 1 Flyknit “BHM” releasing in celebration of this year’s Black History Month. Giving the updated iteration of the classic 1985 AJ1 a Pan-African flag makeover, the Flyknit upper of the shoe is dressed in bright red, green and black — accented by leather Jordan Brand and Swoosh insignias. A contrasting pure white midsole and tri-colored outsole round up the design of the shoe. Check out this closer look at the Air Jordan 1 Flyknit “Black History Month” and let us know what you think about the sneaker due to release next month.
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