It’s 1988 all over again. The “True Blue” 3, one of the model’s first colourways to release, is back for the first time after the last retro from a decade ago. This year’s version is crafted with solid materials, improved shape, with a true-to-OG design. Tune into the video for an in-depth breakdown of the shoe, before they drop worldwide tomorrow, July 18th!
Another original colourway of the Air Jordan 5 is set to return this coming Saturday. The “Fire Red” Air Jordan 5 originally released in 1990, and its first retro in 2006 was one of the first Jordans I ever bought when I started collecting way back. Check out my review as I break down all you need to know about this newest retro. Who else is excited to grab a pair of these?
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!
Six years since they last retroed, Jordan Brand has brought back the iconic “Black Cement” colourway of the Air Jordan 3. This original colourway from ’88 features a cut that’s more streamlined and similar to the OGs than in years past. It’s crafted using a soft black leather with elephant print and hits of red to complete the look. Check out my early review and let me know if you plan on picking up a pair this weekend!
Capitalizing on the current trend of Y2K running shoes turned everyday sneakers, Nike relaunched the Air Pegasus 2005 model. This new colourway that released a few months ago features a mix of black, red and pink tones. Striking in colour as it is comfortable. Check out my review to learn more!
Today we’re seeing the release of the “Red Cement” Air Jordan 4. This brand new colourway swaps out the classic grey for fire red tones, giving the silhouette a whole new vibe. Check out my review for an in-depth breakdown and to see how they are on foot. Is this a cop or a drop for you all?
These released late last year in 2022 but I finally managed to hit on a recent restock! The “Midnight Navy” Air Jordan 4 is a new colourway of the Air Jordan 4 model but is a very versatile, easy to wear pair that serves as a worthy alternate to the “White Cement” 4. Check out my detailed review and let me know if you also grabbed a pair of these last year or not!
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My favourite sneaker of all time is back – the iconic “White Cement” Air Jordan 3! This year’s version, which celebrates 35 years of the Air Jordan 3, is given a vintage treatment with aged midsoles and backtabs. However, the rest of the shoe has been recrafted to be closer to the look of the originals from 1988! Check out my early review and let me know if you plan on buying these when they release later this year in March!
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This brand new colourway of the Air Jordan 4 has been drawing comparisons to the ultra limited Eminem x Carhartt Air Jordan 4. This “Black Canvas” version though is not nearly as limited but it features a similar look with a canvas upper, suede accents, but with hits of red and grey dotted throughout. What do you guys think about this release?
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