Air Jordan 13 “Court Purple”

Color: Black/White/Court PurpleRelease Date: September 2021 Fresh Jumpman news coming in hot this afternoon, with yet another new colorway for the brand’s retro linage leaked: an Air Jordan 13 “Court Purple” for the Fall season. There has been a handful of recent Air Jordan 13 releases that have paid tribute to NBA PE colorways from the early 2000s. Lakers,

Air Jordan 1 KO “Storm Blue”

There seems to be no end in sight for Air Jordan 1 releases, with the return of the seldom-seen Air Jordan 1 KO adding another string to their bow for 2021. Not only is the OG “Chicago” colorway from 1986 set for a comeback in the new year, but we’ll also be receiving a few new colorways,

Air Jordan 1 Zoom Comfort “PSG”

With the popularity of the Air Jordan 1 higher than its ever been, it should come as no surprise that Jordan Brand is milking it to the enth degree. Highs, Mids and Lows, have recently been joined by a handful of variations to satisfy the hype. Options like the Flyease, the adjustable High-to-Low “Switch”, and the Zoom

Jordan Why Not ZERO.4 “Upbringing”

The Jordan Why Not Zer0.4 is the next in line for Russell Westbrook’s signature series a pair that once again truly captures both his dynamic athleticism and flamboyant style. It’s a duality he channels every game, and with the first looks at the Why Not Zer0.4, it’s evident that he’s passed it on to his latest Jordan

Jordan 6 Rings “Hare”

Seemingly pickup up steam of late is the Jordan 6 Rings, with the hybridized silhouette singling out some of the most treasured Jordan Brand color stories for inspiration. After arriving in an Air Jordan 8 “Aqua”-themed option earlier this week, it’s now set to tackles another OG for inspiration, the Air Jordan 7 “Hare” The Jordan 6 Rings “Hare” continues

Air Jordan 1 Low “Orange”

Over the past 18 months, its become apparent that Jordan Brand has decided to turn their Summer-staple Air Jordan 1 Low into a year-rounder. They’ve achieved this through countless new colorways and a relentless release schedule that sees pairs on shelves at all times all around the globe. Naturally, things have receded a little over the Fall/Winter season, but the

Air Jordan 5 “Oreo”

Releasing back in 2013, the Air Jordan 5 “Oreo” was born the be a success. The simple yet polarizing black and white palette has always been a widespread favorite on any sneaker so when it arrived on the Air Jordan 5 in supple nubuck and flecked teeth, it was written. Now, a mere eight years after its

Air Jordan 5 “Raging Bull”

From OG-inspired OFF-WHITE collaborations to the upcoming “What The” and “Oregon” pairs, it seems that Jordan Brand just can’t quite let the past go when it comes to the Air Jordan 5. Hanging on to the nostalgia like a mid-40s male holding on to what’s left of his hairline, the brand once again returns to

Air Jordan 5 “Stealth 2.0”

2006 was a golden era for Air Jordan releases, with bonafide classics dropping left, right and center. It was just the sixth year into their Retro+ program (new, non-OG colorways) and they’d begin to hit their stride even their unreleased samples from ’06 slap harder than most modern releases. Like many of the general releases from that

Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 High “Low Flip”

We’ve been meaning to do this one for a while now, but quite frankly, with the back-end of 2020 loaded with catch-up releases and the start of this year so chock-full-o-news, we forgot. Plus, we’ve barely had the time to get into the lab and get a little creative. But a Friday afternoon fuck-around finally got

Air Jordan 5 “Anthracite”

As part of Jordan Brand’s unveiling of their Spring 2021 collection, official imagery and also a first look at the Air Jordan 5 “Anthracite”have arrived. While it does bear some resemblance to the predicted mock-up, the more you look at the release, the more you start to notice just how different it is. The reconstructed and reconfigured

Adidas Niteball “Big Logo”

Adidas has continually looked to its history for future inspiration, many of which arrive under the same name in completely new designs that utilize it’s namesake’s heritage. Options like the popular Nite Jogger and recently-revived Streetball come to mind, and in this instance, come together to forge the adidas Niteball. It saw a pretty solid debut back in mid-2020, but as the

Nike Dunk Low “UNLV”

There’s no slowing down for the Dunk in 2021 with Nike set to embark on the silhouette’s biggest year ever. Already having previewed dozens of upcoming options for the new year — from general releases to more OFF-WHITE collaborations — yet another appears. This time around, it’s a Low version of the original “UNLV” Nike Dunk from 1985. Teased

Jaden Smith x New Balance Vision Racer

Jaden Smith and his New Balance Vision Racer returns this month with two back-to-basics colorways of black and white. But the upcoming duo isn’t as simple as that, with pairs presenting in premium construction and with pops of pink to add some signs of life. First, we’ll take a look at the white option, which arrives anchored in

Nike Air Flight 89 “Roswell Rayguns”

We’re now just days away from Nike’s extensive “Roswell Rayguns” collection that incorporates a handful of the brand’s best retro hoops shoes (and a Kyrie 7) in honoring the classic Nike ad campaign from 2002. Already covering the Air Force 1, Blazer, More Uptempo, Air Raid, and two Converse options, the pack felt a little unfinished with

Air Jordan 1 High “University Blue”

Air Jordan 1 “University Blue” pegged for the first quarter of 2021, and it’s tipped to arrive in White, Uni Blue, and Black. Of course, being so far out from release and its production, we can only speculate what the pair will look like — and we’re hoping for something like this “UNC Toe” mock-up we’ve

OFF-WHITE x Air Jordan 1 “Canary Yellow”

A lot of light is shining on Virgil Abloh and his collaborations with Nike over the past few days. Firstly, it was the reported return of another multi-pair collection dubbed “The 20”, then it was a release confirmation of two University Gold OFF-WHITE x Nike Air Forces 1s for July. Then it flowed through that there were

Jordan 6 Rings “Light Graphite”

Like the Retro pair, this too features a mix of grey, orange, red, black and white, though unlike the aforementioned inspired-pairs, this does appear in moderately different blocking. For this release, we can expect to see medium grey nubuck uppers paired with jet black patent leather overlays, liners, and hardware. Complimentary accents of red and

Jordan 6 Rings “Obsidian”

Not only does the silhouette borrow elements from Jordans 6 thru 12, it often sees itself dressed in colorways made famous by those retros. This time around it looks to an OG Air Jordan 12 for inspiration, with this Jordan 6 Rings “Obsidian” taking on both the name and the blocking of the classic release. Though its

Jordan 6 Rings Spiz’ike

Not only does the silhouette borrow elements from Jordans 6 thru 12, it often sees itself dressed in colorways made famous by those retros. This time, though, it looks to its most famous hybrid brother, the Spiz’ike, for inspiration. Though blocking is unique to the pair, the unmistakable mix of black, white, red, and green