JORDAN 5 RETRO u201cBLACK METALLICu201d

Certainly a popular iteration due its versatile colorway, the sneaker sports Black for its nubuck/leather upper, as accents of Grey adorn the signature netting and reflective tongue. The modelu2019s distinctive jagged midsole component is rendered in metallic silver with black speckling to further coordinate with its theme, as well as adding subtle vibrance.

Other notable elements include clear lace locks, Fire Red accents and the original u2018Nike Airu2019 logo on its heel, which replaces the typical Jumpman logo.

JORDAN 4 RETRO WHITE CEMENT

u00a0Arguably one of the most lauded Jumpman models on the market right now thanks its coveted collaborations with Off-White UNION LA, the Air Jordan 4 is now making its way back into the headlines to bring news of another imminent release to come. in 2021. This time, it will not be for a collaboration, but for a new color that may suggest a comeback of u201cWhite/Cementu201d makeup.

2016 marks the first time in 3 years that theu00a0 Jordan 1 Retro High Bred Banned (2016)u00a0colorway returns. There seem to be Air Jordan 1 colorways released every year, but none have the cachet of classic Chicago-inspired versions like the black and Varsity Red version, commonly known as “banned” Air Jordans. Jordan Brand reintroduced “OG” versions of the Jordan 1, which featured “Nike Air” labeling on the tongue and insoles in 2013. Jordan collectors often value these little details more because when the Nike Air Jordan was released originally in 1985, the Jumpman logo hadn’t even been created, which means the retro AJ1 with Jumpman on the tongue, heel, or just isn’t the same. Whether you call them Breds, Banned 1s, Black and Reds, Playoffs, or any other nickname

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JORDAN 4 RETRO RED FIRE