Category: Sneakers

Sashiko is a form of embroidery that originated in Japan. The technique first used in the Edo era by farmers to mend worn clothing has apparently now found its way onto the Air Jordan 4. The limited visual depicts a portion of a patchwork pattern at the upper atop what appears to be a light coloured midsole. At this juncture there is no confirmation that this Air Jordan 4 will see a retail release. More information on these will be provided as it avails itself.

Official images of the“Bio Hack” Air Jordan 1 High OG were recently released by Nike. This Air Jordan 1 High OG makes use of a baroque brown, black , laser orange, and racer pink color palette across a combination leather and suede upper. A light green midsole and a black rubber outsole completes the aesthetic. The “Bio Hack” Air Jordan 1 High OG is scheduled , for the time being, to make its retail debut September 4 at nike.com and select retail venues. They will carry a $170 USD sticker…

The “Dark Concord” Air Jordan 12 is new colorway of the 12 that is scheduled to make its retail debut this upcoming holiday season. Rather than going with the much more visually appealing rendering done by zsneakerheadz months ago ( that was also similar to the Gary Payton PE), Jordan Brand basically recycled the aesthetic from the 2003’s “Nubuck” colorway, switching out the dark concord for the university blue. While this is not awful in and of itself, it does speak to lazy design and a wasted opportunity. Air Jordan…

The Fragment x Air Jordan 3 is a new colorway of the 3 that is scheduled to make its retail debut later this year. The sneaker was first sighted on the feet of Fragment founder Hiroshi Fujiwara earlier this year and since that point speculation swirled surrounding a possible release. It sports a white leather upper overlaid by a surrounding black overlay. Fragment branding is found on the lower heel and also on the rear tab, combined with Jumpman branding. A white midsole and a white and black rubber outsole…

Remember the Air Jordan XVI? It’s one of the-better-than-you-think teen numeraled Air Jordans , excluding the XV, that released after the XIV. Houston Rockets forward P.J. Tucker, who has become known for his on court footwear was seen carrying a never-before-seen colorway of the XVI prior to their game 1of their opening round playoff series. He would start the game wearing them before changing them in the second quarter. It seems these are an unreleased OVO version of the XVI. It sports a white upper with a reflective midsection overlaid…