After much speculation and rumours, Union LA, Fragment Design and Jordan Brand are finally dropping their Air Jordan 1 collaboration. Releasing in three limited colourways, today I’m reviewing the “Royal” colourway which mashes up the bottom of the Air Jordan 1 “Royal” with the upper of the “Metallic Navy”. Tune into my early review for an in-depth look, and to see how they are in all its glory! Who’s copping these when they drop in February?
Summer is winding down, and this latest colourway of the Air Jordan 4 is ready for the autumn vibes. The “Cave Stone” 4s feature a brown suede upper, and its simple look in an earthy tone lends itself to a lot of fits. Tune into my video for a deep dive and to see how they look on feet. Anyone pick up a pair of these today?
New York based streetwear label, Awake, dropped their newest Jordan Brand collab, this time releasing two colourways of the Air Jordan 5. I got my hands on the more accessible “Racer Blue” pair, which features a premium black leather upper and lots of special touches that make this a truly unique collaboration. Tune into the video for a breakdown of all you need to know!
Considered a grail for many when it comes to Air Jordan 1 non-original colourways, the “Shattered Backboard” colourway is back ten years after they originally released in 2015. This pair pays homage to Michael Jordan shattering a backboard during a Nike exhibition basketball game in Trieste, Italy. Check out my review to see how these stack up compared to the OGs and to see how they are on feet. Anyone grabbing these when they drop on August 23rd?
Arguably the most beloved colourway of the Air Jordan 8 is back after a decade since it last retroed. The “Aqua” Air Jordan 8 dropped this past weekend, with a black nubuck upper, grey suede overlays, and of course – the retro flavoured aqua and purple accents throughout. Check out my review of this long awaited return and to see how they are on feet! Anyone else grab these?
The 40th signature model from Michael Jordan is here. The Air Jordan 40 just dropped in its debut colourway called “The Classic”. Featuring a sleek and sophisticated design, it’s crafted using premium materials and incorporates callbacks to many of the previous signature models that came before it. Check out my review for an in-depth casual user’s perspective! Anyone else as excited for these as I am?
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!
Travis Scott and Jordan Brand returned today with a brand new colourway of the Air Jordan 1 Low OG. This women’s release is inspired by Scott’s high school colours of blue and yellow, and is built in a mix of tumbled leather, and smooth suede. Check out my detailed review to learn more and to see how these look on feet!
For the first time since its original release in the mid 80s, the Air Jordan 1 Low returned in the “Metallic Navy” colourway. Built in the “85” cut to be as close to the OG run as possible, this pair features smooth white leather, with shiny navy blue hits, staying true to how it was meant to look. Check out my review to learn more and to see how they are on feet! Was this a cop for you?
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