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!
The legendary Wu-Tang Dunk High is finally getting a proper release on November 9th! Once considered a mythical grail sneaker with only a handful in existence, this is one of those pairs most collectors never imagined they’d ever be able to own. Check out my review of this 2024 retro and let me know if this is something you plan on going for when they drop next weekend!
Travis Scott and Jordan Brand are back with another Air Jordan 1 Low. This familiar looking colourway, “Medium Olive”, was seen in last year’s women’s release, but this version features more olive tones with black accents instead of the inverse for last year’s. Tune into my video for a full review and to see how these are on feet. Anyone else scoop these up (for retail or paid resell)?
The incredibly popular “Dark Mocha” Air Jordan 1, which dropped first in 2020 as a high top, returns later this week as a Low. Featuring the same look with a sail leather base, black leather overlays and dark mocha coloured nubuck, these are the perfect shoe to wear in the fall months ahead!
Releasing next week is the return of the Nike Air Foamposite One in the original blue colourway. This late 90s basketball shoe was unlike anything seen before, and has stayed a cult classic nearly 30 years later. Check out my review and get an early look before it officially lands in stores!
Just five years after the last retro (that I also happened to review), the Nike Air Tech Challenge II is back in the original “Hot Lava” colourway, as part of Nike’s Cult Classics reissue program. Dropping today, these sold out quickly in North America, but I was lucky enough to find my size in store this morning. Check out my review for a closer look and to see how these are on feet!
To celebrate the Paris Olympics, Jordan Brand released this new take on the iconic Air Jordan 4 model, nicknamed “Wet Cement”. Inspired by the streets of Paris, this Jordan 4 features grey tones in a mix of smooth nubuck and cracked suede. Check out my review for a closer look and to see how they are on feet!
End and Saucony recently teamed up to release this beautiful homage to the legendary Loch Ness Monster in Scotland. Designing this Progrid Triumph 4 to incorporate dark blue mesh, hairy suede layers and textured nubuck akin to Nessie’s scales – these are a beautiful example of a creative but well thought out collab. Check out my review for a closer look and to see how they are on feet!
JJJJound is back with another take on Adidas’ Samba model. This time though, it ditches the “Made in Germany” fiasco, but this Vietnam-made pair is arguably just as nice. Crafted out of a hairy tan suede, it’s complimented with brown accents throughout. Anyone out there pick up a pair of these also?
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