New Jordan offering is a women’s exclusive release that will be arriving during June 2020.
Air Jordan 1 High OG “Tie-Dye”Dressed in a White, Black, and Aurora Green color scheme.The more variations that appear across all of its siblings show out with graphical treatments entailing that of galaxy patterns, multi-colored overlays, and satin snakeskins, giving the model arguably its most adventurous movement to-date. This Air Jordan 1 features White leather on the sides with Black leather covering the toe, Swoosh logos, and ankle collar.Speckled black laces, a white midsole, and black outsole complete the look. Highlighting the shoe are tie-dye overlays completed with a White midsole and Black rubber outsole.Swooshes, and rubber outsole along with a white midsole to finish things off.

Air Jordan 1 Chicago Player Sample features “TYPS” tagging stamped on the insole of the ankle collar authorizing that the shoes are player samples made for Michael Jordan.They also come in your standard Chicago color blocking and even though they are 35 years old, they are in great condition.Both the leathers and tooling are very obviously well-maintained as yellowing is kept to a minimal and the materials reveal very little creasing. Arnold, a Chicago native and lifetime Bulls fan, was working as an account executive at ProServ, a sports management firm that included Michael Jordan as one of its clients.

2020 Air Jordans is set to drop a brand new Aqua Rift colorway that comes dressed in a “What The” style color blocking.Nike Aqua Rift sports Light Blue covering the toes, while the rest of the shoe is done in a mix of tie-dye, paisley, and animal prints.As the silhouette enters Spring/Summer ’20, it looks like it’s indulging itself even further as it utilizes an assortment of patterns in a style not too dissimilar to the brand’s oft-used “What The” scheme. A Volt smiley logo face is printed on the insoles completed with a Sail rubber sole. Accents elsewhere finish with both white and black shade while the subtle insole branding stand out via a volt smiley.