In early 2020, the world was watching ESPN's "The Last Dance" documentary series, New Drop Jordans which brought Michael Jordan's iconic sneaker line back into focus. Models like the Air Jordan 13 played a pivotal role in the No. 23 Finals, and its "playoff" colorway recently landed on the Jordan 6 ring, a hybrid design that incorporates the Chicago Bulls Every silhouette of the team legend as he wins the ring. While highly similar to the AJ 13, the upcoming sneaker is a clear nod to Tinker Hatfield's design, which was inspired by leopard claws. "Black," "College Red," and "Bright Yellow" are also grouped together in the same color block, creating the "playoff" style that first appeared in the 1998 NBA All-Star Game. "Air Jordan 6" and "Air Jordan 8" are the shoes Jordan wore when he won the NBA championship for the first time and the third time, respectively. The parts of these two shoes are borrowed from Jordan's first and third time. The shoes worn by the NBA championship.
A beloved collection like New Release Yeezy is easy to conjure up with products from the past. Thankfully, the brand also loves their designs so much that they often bring back some of the most popular colorways of the past few years. Next to return is the Yeezy Boost 350 v2 "Blue Shade," which will hit multiple retailers tomorrow. The return of the colorway doesn't bring anything new, it just gives them a second chance. All the original features have been preserved, with the SPLY-350 text hitting the bright red side. A dotted line at the heel follows the suit, breaking up the mashup of white and grey neutrals that make up the rest of the Primeknit upper. Then, on the midsole and collar, the name earned the nickname "The Shades of Blue" because of the right color. Spring may be just around the corner, but cold, snowy conditions are still plentiful in many parts of the United States. To deal with this situation, New Balance assembled the 327 and 574 for harsh environments. Multiple colorways of the two silhouettes make up this five-piece "Winterized" collection. Quantitatively, the 574 trumps its newer rivals, with a matte upper in burgundy, olive green, and Timberland-like wheat. The 327, in its two variants, offers Cordura materials and a more diverse palette. One in particular relies on a range of earth tones, while the bolder one is a blend of bright reds and dark navy.
The Nike Air Huarache is no longer celebrating the milestone anniversary, but it doesn't seem ready to go back to being forgotten. Newly Jordans ,Tinker Hatfield's latest 31-year-old design features a "Bordeaux"-inspired colour scheme complemented by patent leather coverings. Similar to the successor Air Jordan 7, which helps to popularize the aforementioned, shades of wine recall, the new pair indulges in a near-toned arrangement on its upper layers. Mesh and neoprene construction throughout the upper in a choice of fan-favorite shades in a matte finish, while the overlays around the toe and along the tongue deviate in a smooth patent leather. Given the attention to detail in the upcoming sneakers, Nike Sportswear is likely to have an extensive collection; considering the shoe's midsole also has a slight yellowing, this pair may have been in the design process with the retro Nike Dunks collection designed together.
