The Jordan Brand Rare Air series continues with the release of these Air Jordan 3s. Inspired by samples and prototypes that don’t make the cut, these are share similarities to the “Black Cement” Air Jordan 3 but incorporate purposely placed “imperfections” like a flipped back tab, and suede instead of elephant print. Check out my review and to hear my thoughts on this unique spin on a classic!
Nearly a decade since they last released, Jordan Brand is finally bringing back the original “White Cement” Air Jordan 4, this Saturday! One of the debut colourways of the model back in 1989, these are retooled to be closer to the OG look. It features smooth white leather with grey, black and red hits of colour – resulting in a wearable and timeless look. Tune into my early review for a closer look!
The sequel pair to the 2018 release, Jordan Brand is back with another pair of Air Jordan 3s that pay homage to the South Korean capital – Seoul. This version opts for more cream tones, as opposed to the pure white on the OG, resulting in a more aged appearance. However, the signature red, blue and black tones remain which stay true to the home of the 1988 Olympics. Check out my review for a detailed look and review!
The latest in Jordan Brand’s “Reimagined” series is this vintage take on the “UNC” Air Jordan 1. Opting for cracked leather, aged midsoles and outsoles, this pair mimics the look of the OGs from 1985. Tune into my review for a complete breakdown and to see how they look on feet. Who’s going for these when they drop next Saturday?
A Ma Maniere is back with their third take on the iconic Air Jordan 3 silhouette. This “For The Love” colourway features a tumbled white leather upper, and replaces the traditional elephant print with shaggy suede instead. Keeping with the tradition, a quilted liner and insole are also featured, making this a wearable, high quality and simple colourway. Check out my review for an in-depth look!
Nike SB and Jordan Brand are back with the sequel colourway to the 2023 Nike SB x Air Jordan 4. This “Navy” colourway features the same tweaked build, with quality materials in a wearable palette. Check out my review of this mashup sneaker and to see how they are on feet! Anyone luck out on these bad boys?
For the first time since it last retroed in 2016, the “Flu Game” or Bred Air Jordan 12 has returned! This original colourway was made legendary when worn by a flu-ridden MJ during Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals. This year’s retro does it justice with soft tumbled black leather and the bold textured red overlays. Tune into my review for all the info you need! Anyone else pick these up?
Michael Jordan’s superstitious beliefs led him to rock his North Carolina training shorts under his Bulls shorts during NBA games. This Air Jordan 3 pays homage to that with a UNC-inspired colourway. Soft genuine leather and suedes adorn the upper while pops of blue let the shoe stand out. Check out my review of these beauties and drop a comment below!
Following up on the highly successful two pair collab from 2018, Union Los Angeles and Jordan Brand are back with another Air Jordan 1 collaboration. This 2025 edition combines the upper of the Shadow 1 with the bottom of the Chicago, bringing together two of the most beloved AJ1 colourways of all time into one. Check out my review for a detailed breakdown and to see how these are on feet! Was this a cop or drop for you?
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