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?
This past weekend, we saw the newest release from Jordan Brand’s “Craft” or “Handcrafted” series. These Air Jordan 3s are built using a mix of tumbled genuine leather, smooth leathers, and suede layers, in a clean and crisp colour palette with aged accents. Most notably, it also incorporates both Nike Air and Jumpman branding on the heel. Watch my review to learn more about this pair and to see how they are on feet!
Continuing Jordan Brand’s Reimagined series is the upcoming release of the “Bred” Air Jordan 4. Swapping the durabuck for a plush leather instead, the shape is also tweaked to be closer to the original 1989 shape with improved comfort and fit. These release on February 17th in full family sizing, but check out my video first before you scoop up a pair for yourself!
As we approach the upcoming Lunar New Year, following their tradition over the last few years, Jordan Brand is releasing an Air Jordan 1 Low OG to celebrate the Year of the Dragon. This pair opts for a mix of smooth leather, scaly leather panels, and shiny overlays in colours that honour the holiday. Check out my review to get a closer look and to see how they look on feet! Anyone copping these?
Just making it before the end of the year is this brand new “Midnight Navy” colourway of the Air Jordan 3. Adopting the “Fire Red” Air Jordan 3 colour blocking style, this versatile sneaker opts for dark blue accents that compliment the white leather and elephant print. Check out my video to get a detailed review and on feet look!
A Ma Maniére and Jordan Brand close off 2023 with one final collab, this time a two-shoe Air Jordan 5 pack nicknamed “Dawn” and “Dusk”. Today I’ll be reviewing the “Dusk” pair, which is crafted using a black nubuck upper, with vintage detailing, and burgundy coloured accents. Check out my review of these 5s and let me know if you were happy with this pair (shipping delays notwithstanding).
A Ma Maniére and Jordan Brand close off 2023 with one final collab, this time a two-shoe Air Jordan 5 pack nicknamed “Dawn” and “Dusk”. Today I’ll be reviewing the “Dawn” pair, which is crafted using a light grey suede upper, with vintage detailing, and black and blue accents. Check out my review of these 5s and let me know if you were happy with this pair (shipping delays notwithstanding).
Based off of the 2006 DMP 11s, Jordan Brand is releasing the Air Jordan 11 “Gratitude” later this week on December 9th. Replacing the nylon upper for a tumbled white leather instead, it otherwise remains fairly true to the original with glossy, black patent leather, gold coloured detailing, and a translucent outsole that made the Air Jordan 11 famous. Check out my review and let me know if you plan on buying these later this week!
First released back in 2013, the Air Jordan 3 “Fear” is back a decade later. Originally releasing alongside an Air Jordan 4 and 5, these 3s have a dark grey nubuck upper, with the signature elephant print, black hits, and bold orange accents. Watch my review to get a closer look at this retro of a retro, and to see how they are on foot! Anyone else copping these on November 25th?
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