Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey” Holiday 2021
Three things are certain in life: death, taxes, and Air Jordan 11s releasing during the holidays.
For years, Michael Jordan’s 11th signature shoe has been the focal point for the end of the year with OG and new colorways leading the way. A classic is finally returning at the end of 2021 — the Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey.”
The colorway debuted in 2001 and re-released in 2010. Rumors surfaced that the colorway was returning yet again in 2020; however, it has been announced that the colorway is slated to return in 2021.
While the Cool Grey colorway of the Air Jordan 11 was not an OG one, that didn’t stop Mike from repeatedly wearing them on-court. While spending his days in Washington, MJ repeatedly wore the Cool Grey 11s making them even more special than they were when they were released.
Nike Dunk Low Retro White Black (2021)
Nike Dunk Low Retro White Black (2021)
From the school-spirited College Colors Program to the vibrant Nike CO.JP collection, Nike Dunks have seen many colorways since the design’s inception in 1985. But with each new colorway, the Dunk’s classic color-blocking has remained in some capacity. Nike put its timeless color-blocking to work with the Nike Dunk Low Retro White Black.
The upper Nike Dunk Low Retro White Black is constructed of white leather with black leather overlays and Swooshes. Classic Nike branding is featured on the nylon tongue, nodding to traditional Dunk design elements. A white midsole and black outsole completes the design.
Air Force 1 Shadow ‘University Red’
The Nike Air Force 1 Shadow puts a playful twist on a classic b-ball design.Using a layered approach, doubling the branding and exaggerating the midsole, it highlights AF-1 DNA with a bold, new look.
Air Force 1 ‘USA Sail’
The Nike Air Force 1 has emerged in that super popular sneaker colour scheme of red, white and blue – but with a little difference this time. Instead of just those three colours, this AF-1 also wears shades of tan and ‘Sail’, providing a slightly less overt patriotic flex for the wearer.
Designed by Bruce Kilgore, and landing in 1982 as the first Nike basketball shoe to feature ‘Air’ cushioning, the Air Force 1 gradually evolved from being a 1980s baller to the omnipresent lifestyle model that it is today. The fact it remains a key member of 2021’s sneaker zeitgeist is testament to the AF-1’s truly timeless aesthetic, which is still getting the job done almost 40 years after its initial release. And it sure has built a strong reputation over those years, consistently emerging in a steady stream of both collaborative and GR heat.
Air Jordan 13 ‘Girl Boss’
It all begins with an idea.
Jordan Brand, like the rest of the Nike umbrella, has taken quite the liking to pattern in recent months. This upcoming, girls-exclusive Air Jordan 13 only proves as much, its upper rife with “Houndstooth” and accompanying plaids.
The iconic pattern sees a near-unobstructed display at the tongue, accented over only with blacked out laces, silver-cast dubraes, and a floral, violet-shaded Jumpman. Adjacent, the lining tonally follows the latter, while the exterior opts for a mixed-plaid that incorporates much more outside of the aforementioned print. Moreover, the rest of the construction is rounded out with white leathers, distracting little from all else including the silhouette’s signature logo-dressed emblem.
‘Chocolate’ Jordan 1 lows
It all begins with an idea.
While the Air Jordan 1 High will always be the AJ1 to have our hearts, the Air Jordan 1 Low has definitely climbed up the ranks the last couple of months and has a time and place that it may even be chosen over the High version. This offering takes a break from the red, blue, and purple colorway we’ve been seeing as of late with a new Chocolate Brown offering that features a full leather design of white leather on the sides and toes while Chocolate covers the overlay system around the toes, eyestays, heels and of course the Nike Swoosh branding. The new design is finished off with a white rubber midsole and chocolate rubber outsole.
Winterized Air Jordan 14 SE ‘Archeo Brown’
It all begins with an idea.
Pictured here is the “Winterized” Air Jordan 14, which replaces the traditional basketball build with a brown-based premium, vacuum-molded upper featuring water-resistant suede panels. Red accents make an appearance on the lateral side’s Jumpman shield, shoelaces, and heel tab. Capping off the design is a matte finish on the midsole, a black shank plate at the heel and a black outsole.
Air Jordan 1 Low 'Black Medium Grey'
It all begins with an idea.
After dropping an array of neutral minimalistic colorways such as the Air Jordan 1 Low “Wolf Grey” and Air Jordan 1 Low “Neutral Grey,” Jordan Brand brings back a classic “Shadow”-styled colorway for the Air Jordan 1 Low.
Inspired by Jordan’s iconic 1985 silhouette, this release features the same classic design with a neutral color scheme of black, gray, and white. The design takes on a crisp white leather base masked with black overlays, laces, tongues and outsole. Swooshes, Jumpman logos, Wings and inner lining details finish off the shoe’s overall look.