Inspired by MJ’s relentless ability to take flight, the ‘Dunk From Above’ Air Jordan 4 Retro incorporates the seasonal theme of ‘soar’. The Air Jordan IV, which introduced the word ‘Flight’ onto a basketball shoe, features an inner label with a midnight navy and metallic gold design. Look for the Air Jordan 4 Retro “Dunk From Above” to drop this Saturday, March 19th.
Exclusively for kids, Jordan Brand comes through with their next Jordan 4 release in the year of the Air Jordan 4, utilizing a Knicks-centric colorway. For this one, Jordan Brand keeps it clean with the white upper, while the remainder of the sneaker is made up of hyper orange and deep royal hues. Look for this one to release Wednesday, March 9th.
A classic Air Jordan V color makes its debut on the Jordan 5 Retro Low. With premium white leather uppers and Fire Red accents, the black tongue and mesh details make this a perfect entry for summer low top style. Look for this Air Jordan in its classic make up to drop this Saturday, March 12th.
The girls’ Air Jordan 12 Retro ‘Vivid Pink’ brings a burst of color to the classic Jordan model. The 2016 edition of this girls’-exclusive Air Jordan 12 Retro features a predominantly white upper with bold Vivid Pink on the midsole, outsole, lining and heel. Pick up your pair Saturday, March 5 in-store at our Moreland Ave. location.
The Air Jordan 2 Retro “Wing It” pays tribute to the brand’s ad campaign that coincided with the shoe’s original release in 1986. Premium leather covers the upper, and the White, black and dark gray showcase the “Wing It” on the shoe’s heels that capture the spirit of Jordan’s effortless game above the rim. Look for this retro classic to drop this Saturday, March 5th.
Released as a follow-up to the debut Air Jordan I, the Air Jordan I KO comes to life with a full-canvas construction. Set atop a sole reminiscent of the Vandal High, the shoe releases in the same iconic colour schemes now appreciated by MJ fans across the globe. Over three decades later, the Air Jordan I KO returns in classic team tones. Look for these to drop Saturday, March 5th.
As Jordan brand gears up for another big year in 2016, they shift their focus to the Air Jordan 12. Drawing inspiration from the original ad campaign that ran back in 1997, the sneaker features a complete black leather upper, with metallic gold accents on some of the lace eyelets. Grey accents along with MJ’s number 23 are visible on the heel. This one may not be an OG colorway, but its sure to be popular amongst sneakerheads, so don’t sleep when it drops this Saturday, February 27th.
Inspired by flight, here comes the next in a string of Air Jordan 5 low releases. Dressed in a Marquette-esque color combination, with its navy blue and gold hues, this release features a premium white leather upper. The Jumpman logo is visible on the heel and the tongue, while a gold and clear lacelock help to complete the detailing on this one. Look for this release, said to be inspired by vintage flight goggles, to release this weekend, February 20th.
Back and better than ever is one of the most famed Air Jordan releases in history, the Air Jordan 4 “Cement”. Returning in a “remastered” form, the quality on these is a giant step up from its 2012 predecessor. Featuring all of the details that made this release popular back in the day, this release even sees the OG “Nike Air” on the back of the sneaker just like the old days. Other features include the premium white leather on the upper, black and red accents throughout, and of course the cement detailing. The classic that made its debut back in 1989 in Spike Lee’s “Do the Right Thing”, will see its next re-release drop February 13th.
Missing an official release back in 1987, comes an amazing non-OG colorway of the Air Jordan 2 following the release of the Just Don x Air Jordan 2’s. Dressed in a bred-like colorway, the upper is made up of mostly black, with hints of varsity red throughout. A snakeskin detailing pairs beautifully with the black leather on the upper. Nike branding on the heel and Jordan on the tongue completes the silhouette. Be sure to pick up the “Alternate ’87” Air Jordan 2 when it drops this Saturday, February 6th.
Last years collaboration between Just Don and Jordan Brand was met with major success, displaying Don C’s ability to make a unique and beautiful Air Jordan. Choosing to use the Air Jordan 2 Retro as his canvas once again, Don decidedly sticks with a single tone for this release as well. Coming in a sandy tan, the sneaker is wrapped in a quilted premium leather, with hints of suede finishing off the upper. The packaging impresses as well with its giant red box, matching the hat included in the pack. The hat, noticeably missing the patent snakeskin leather familiar to Just Don caps, trades for a simple red leather which makes up the entirety of the cap. Be on the look out for raffle details coming next Thursday for your chance to be able to purchase a pair of the Just Don x Air Jordan 2’s, with the shoes dropping next Saturday, January 30th.
After a few low renditions of Air Jordan releases such as the Air Jordan 4 and Air Jordan 1, Jordan Brand is back with a rarely seen Air Jordan 5 Low. Taking a colorway that could’ve been taken out of the early 90’s, the sneaker features a Black/Metallic look, while trading the translucent misole for a bright Gym Red adding some pop. All of the same Air Jordan 5 features are visible such as the lace locks notable to the silhouette. The Air Jordan 5 Low “Alternate” will release this Saturday, January 30th.
In the midst of a busy month for sneaker releases, comes a unique Air Jordan 1 to add to the mixed bag of releases. Taking the name of “Black Elephant”, this sneaker comes dressed in exactly that, a grey elephant print, laid atop a clean black leather. The sneaker features the Jumpman on the tongue, while a clean white midsole finishes the look. This one can now be picked up in-store and by phone order.
Capitalizing on the success of the initial release of the “Cyber Monday” Air Jordan 1’s, Jordan Brand is back with a low rendition of the clean-looking sneaker. Just like its predecessor, the new low version boasts the same premium black leather upper, sitting atop a clean white midsole. Details on this one are kept to a minimum, with the sneaker showing off the OG Jordan wing logo over a white heel. Be on the lookout as these will drop this Saturday, January 23rd.
Since 2005, Nike has managed to bring some of their latest and greatest models together to honor Black History Month in new and exciting ways. This year is perhaps Nike’s most ambitious BHM Collection, given that there are 28 total products being released throughout January and February including 14 festive footwear releases, each tying into the spirit of overcoming odds with hard work and dedication. Inspired by three of Nike’s most profound athletes in LeBron James, Kobe Bryant, and Chris Kevin Durrant, the Swoosh has used each athlete’s extreme work ethic and dedication off of the playing field to honor the spirit of Black History Month.
For Nike Basketball, the four-headed monster that is their signature line returns with special edition releases of the Nike Kobe 11, Nike LeBron 13, Nike KD 8, and Nike Kyrie 2. Each manages to redefine festive colorways with black bases and colorful accents in tribal themes throughout the branding, numerous straps, overlays, and outsoles.
Jordan Brand has simplified their collection this year, focusing on the tried and true silhouette that is the Air Jordan 1 through the releases of an Air Jordan 1 High Nouveau “BHM” and a special Air Jordan 1 High exclusively for girls will release at retailers later this month.
Following up on the success of the introduction of the Air Jordan Horizon silhouette by Public School, Jordan Brand is back with yet another loud graphic on the sneaker. This time adding Concord Purple accents to the design, the sneaker comes dressed in a supreme quality make up. Look for this one to drop on January 16th, perfectly timed, as we approach the start of Black History Month.
Following up on the recently released Aqua 8’s, Jordan Brand is back with the next Air Jordan 8 release to end the year strong. Featuring all the signature features that made the sneaker iconic, this “Chrome” rendition takes a more neutral approach with its color palette, featuring black, white, and grey hues. Fun fact about this one: this is the sneaker Kobe Bryant was wearing in 2003 when he drove baseline past Kevin Garnett and the Timberwolves and threw down a double clutched dunk for one of the illest jams in NBA history. It seems Jordan Brand doesn’t look to slow down anytime soon, as December has already seen some major Air Jordan releases, such as last weeks Air Jordan “72-10”, and now you can get your hands on another major Jordan release just in time for Christmas as this one drops December 19th. 
Christmas comes early this year for sneakerheads around the globe with the release of the iconic Air Jordan 11 Retro “72-10”. The sneaker, which is a nod to the iconic 1996 season in which Michael led the Chicago Bulls to a record setting 72-10 season, features a bevy of premium materials to differentiate it from other popular Jordan releases. Materials used range from tumbled and patent leather to suede on the heel, and capped off by a semi-icey sole. Details for this one consist of a stripe on the tongue, a red Jumpman on the heel, and “72-10” detail on the lace tips. Don’t blink twice as this historic sneaker will be out before you know it, as it is currently set for a December 12th release. 
More than 20 years since its original release in 1991, the Air Jordan 6 “Maroon” sees its return once again, but this time in its original 1991 make up. For sneakerheads, the return of the “Nike Air” branding is a big deal, especially since its last retro was noticeably missing it. Aside from the nostalgic return of the “Nike Air”, the OG colorways are well intact, from the beautiful off-white upper, to the maroon detailing throughout. What makes this retro even more special is that it falls in line with the rest of the recent “remastered” sneakers from Jordan Brand. This one in particular has to be one of the more impressive sneakers from the remastered program, with its beautiful premium leather, to the shape the shoe takes, coming in very close to what a 1991 OG sneaker would have looked like new. Keep your eyes peeled as this nostalgic sneaker drops this Saturday, December 5th.
Eight years since its last re-release, Jordan fans, 90’s fans, and sneakerheads can finally give thanks as the Air Jordan “Aqua” 8’s will finally be seeing the light of day right after Thanksgiving on this years Black Friday. Coming true to its original 1993 make up, the Air Jordan 8 “Aqua” will feature all of the same details from back in the day. From the Bright Concord and Aqua on the midsole, dual strap overlay, circular terrycloth tongue logo, all the details from Tinker Hatfield’s retro design are all there. Look for this nostalgic sneaker to drop this Friday, November 27th, in the midst of all the Black Friday madness. 
