A shoe most of us have been waiting for – the “University Blue” Air Jordan 1 is set to drop this coming Saturday and my latest video gives you all an early look and review! With colours paying home to Michael Jordan’s alma mater, the University of North Carolina, these adopt the same colour blocking style as the iconic “Chicago” Air Jordan 1. Check out my review and let me know if these are going to be a cop or a drop on March 6th!
Originally released in 2007, the “Cool Grey” Air Jordan 3 finally made its return when they released this past Saturday! Featuring a grey nubuck upper, with the signature elephant print, and hits of orange and red for contrast, these are one of my top releases so far in 2021. Check out my review and let me know if you’re feeling these down in the comments below!
Returning true to OG form, the Air Jordan 6 “Carmine” is set to return this Saturday, February 13th. Worn famously by MJ during the first half of the 1991-1992 NBA season, these feature a bold deep red nubuck upper with white leather overlays. Be sure to grab your pair in Canada from The Closet Inc.!
One of the most anticipated shoes so far of 2021, the original “Neutral Grey” colourway of the Air Jordan 1 high finally returns tomorrow, February 10th. Last seen in 1985, these are crafted in the remastered “85” form, which Nike claims is a closer reproduction to the original Air Jordan 1 silhouette than its normal retro releases. Check out my in-depth review to get a closer look and let me know if you plan to try for these tomorrow morning!
This highly anticipated pair is set to drop in late February, but I’m here today with an early review of the “Taupe Haze” Air Jordan 4s! Gaining a lot of buzz because of its similarities to the Travis Scott Air Jordan 4 Friends & Family release, these incorporate a mix of premium suede, mesh and cracked leather in a versatile tan-hued shade. Check out my detailed review to learn more and comment down below if you’re planning on picking these up when they drop next month!
Philippines-based boutique, Titan 22, teamed up with Jordan Brand to release their unique take on the Air Jordan 23. Replacing the traditional “MJ” embroidery with their signature logo’s lightning bolts, these are done in a clean black, gold and white colour scheme. Check out my in-depth review to learn everything you need to know, and leave a comment down below on your thoughts!
This Saturday the Air Jordan 13 “Hyper Royal” colourway releases worldwide. Flipping the switch from the iconic “Bred” pair, instead of red, a bold blue colour covers the majority of the upper. The rest of the tooling remains unchanged, with 3M hits on the upper, Zoom Air cushioning in the midsole, and a panther paw inspired outsole. Check out my review to learn more!
My latest review covers the Air Jordan 4 “Sashiko”, which is inspired by the traditional Japanese embroidery and stitching technique. This mismatching pair has a patchwork like appearance to it, including various patterns and materials creating a very unique look. Check out my detailed review for a closer look at this super intricate pair, and leave your comments down below on your thoughts!
The Jordan Brand holiday tradition of the Jordan 11 drop is set for December 12th with the “Jubilee” colourway! Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the silhouette, these Jordan 11s incorporate a clean and simple Black and White colour scheme. The addition of lettering on the eyelets changes things up a bit, and it’s finished off with the signature icy sole. Check out my review for an early look and grab yours in Canada from The Closet Inc.!
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