New Jordans Retro, Like previous editions, the "Athletic Club" patch marks the heel in red, white, and blue, matching the same colors that dress the insole and tongue's own branding. The aforementioned neutral also outfits the base underneath, which is quickly overshadowed by the orange suede panels and lining that runs throughout much of the shoe. A retro-inspired Nike Athletic Club tongue tags and insoles with a special sew-on patch on the heels completes the design.
Latest Nike Jordan Sneakers, Designed by Bruce Kilgore and introduced in 1982, the Air Force 1 was the first ever basketball shoe to feature Nike Air technology, revolutionizing the game and sneaker culture forever. Blue, then, cools down the palette by a small margin, as it only appears atop the Swoosh and heel tab. This offering of the Nike Air Force 1 Low features a White leather base with Orange suede overlays highlighted with Teal leather Swooshes and heels.
2020 Jordans, Flying high since 1982, the Nike Air Force 1 is a timeless classic. The OG baller with crisp leather and stitched overlays in iconic white color is a wardrobe staple. Inarguably the best sneakers of all times and the buzz on the streets, Air Force 1 is a legend. Additional details includes Red branded tongues and heels, mismatched lace tips, a clip blade used as the lace dubraes, and Red, Blue and White piping modeled after classic barbershop poles. Additional details includes Black and/or Grey laces, White Swoosh logos and hits of Pink on the tongue tags, heel tabs, and insoles. A White midsole with Blue stitching atop a Black rubber outsole completes the design.

When the Air Jordan 2 debuted in 1986, it was the first sneaker to bring luxury detail to a peak sport performance silhouette. Made in Italy, original pairs featured a premium look and feel that quickly earned them an iconic spot in Air Jordan history. Abloh's signature touches are present throughout, including a plastic zip tie, text on the medial side panel, and exposed foam on the collar and tongue. On the lateral side, Michael Jordan's signature is scrawled across a textured lizard-inspired overlay. One pair sports a pre-yellowed midsole while the other comes in Black, both completed with cracked sidewalls that simulate the sort of crumbling that commonly besets vintage sneakers.
New Jordans Retro, Michael Jordan's Air Jordan collection has undeniably played a significant role in shaping the footwear community to what it is today. Although amongst the models, only a few have remained at the forefront of Nike and Jordan Brand's roster. The Air Jordan 2 is one of the designs that never received that much love from the masses. The sneaker, which arrives in two colorways, is directly based off of archival pairs in Jordan Brand's DNA archive. That's why Off-White™'s version features a faux-crumbled midsole, to mimic Michael Jordan's own pairs from the late '80s. MJ's second signature sneaker was the first that took a luxury-inspired design, being made in Italy and crafted in a way that other performance sneakers weren't at the time. The Air Jordan 2 is also a love-it-or-hate-it silhouette, as it was always going to be a tough task to follow from the AJ1.
2020 Jordans, The Air Jordan 2 Off-White White Red nods to the natural aging process of original Air Jordans. It features a white leather upper with red piping, yellowed eyelets, and Michael Jordan's signature on the lateral side. A distressed midsole brings aging to a new level with transparent rubber filling in large cracks through the cream sole. A combination of pebbled & smooth leather wraps around the upper, which features exposed foam collars again. A plastic zip tie, medial-side Helvetica text and an exposed-foam tongue and collar add signature Abloh touches, with Michael Jordan's signature marking the lateral side. Underfoot, a pre-yellowed midsole with a crumbling aesthetic supports the fit, giving way to a two-tone rubber outsole for traction. Sporting a white upper with red accents, you'll find that the Air midsole underfoot appears in yellow with cracks as a nod to the basketball player's original game-worn pair. MJ's Wings logo positioned on the tongue rounds off the coveted Off-White Jordans.