There's been a quite a gap between the Jordans For Sale last and next Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG sneaker release; the Rebellionaire Jordan 1s from early March were the last pair that hit retail, while the next on the ledger isn't scheduled until the end of May. While we may feel a bit deprived of AJ1s, there will be a big wave of OG 1s coming this summer 2022 - one of which being this Stage Haze colorway. Just hear us out all you need to do is get some Angelus paint and take a brush to the ankle collar, the tongue, and the mid-foot quarter, and you have yourself something very close to a pair of Black Cement Jordan 3s. In all seriousness, this upcoming Air Jordan 3 Retro for women captures the original 1988 colorway of Black and Cement Grey, but curiously adds a touch a gold on those aforementioned panels.

A big part of Jordan Brand's Spring 2022 line-up, the Air Jordan 4 has already been revealed in a number of upcoming colorways, the most notable of which being the Infrared landing later this May. At the time, Luka was just barely into his second season as an NBA pro, but with a Rookie Of The Year hardware under his belt, the Slovenian guard had all the promise to be a perennial force in the NBA, and thus far he's surpassed expectations as a player, a leader, and as an icon of the game.

The sneakers originally retailed for $135 and was designed by Tinker Hatfield. Throughout the shoe's run, five color ways were released - white black aka Taxi, a white red, Obsidian, a black red Flu Game more on this later, and a black white Playoffs. Official images only stoke the flame, further teasing the colorway just after a sizable delay. But at least this gives us a closer look at the pair's design, which some Air Jordan have likened to the Green Glow from 2013.

While a signature shoe was pretty much expected as Air Jordan Shoes Sale part of the endorsement deal, we can confirm that a number of colorways of the Jordan Luka 1 signature shoe are confirmed to release in 2022, with specific colorways and tentative release dates laid out below. By blending Nike FlyEase with the Converse CX comfort platform, we've crafted a progressive design, one that marries a suite of comfort-innovation technology with the added benefit of ease of entry, making the Chuck Taylor All Star more accessible to Converse fans of different abilities, says Phil Russo, Converse Global VP of Design & Innovation.

The distorted layering of the Air Jordan VII is suggested in the bold split across the '92's upper, creating a blocked, layered transparency that provides detail and perceptual depth. The slimmed-down VII, with its tinted Max bag and patent wrap reminiscent of a certain Jordan - there would even be a Cool Gray colorway - effortlessly crossed over. The Zer0 Noise, Heartbeat and The Family launch colorways release January 2, January 9 and February 27, respectively, on Jordan.com and at select retailers.