First teased in November 2021, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Heritage” is finally set to release in May. Ahead of the retro’s launch,Nike Outlet the colorway has emerged via official images in Grade School, Preschool, Toddler and Crib sizes. Clad in the same “White/University Red/Black” hues that make up the silhouette’s inaugural “Chicago” style (which is rumored to return in October), the “Heritage” offering reimagines much of the forefoot and mid-foot areas. Toe boxes indulge in the aforementioned ruby flair, while the surrounding panels opt for a “colorless” look that resembles the fragment x Travis Scott x Jordan 1 High that released in July 2021 – a pair inspired by one of the earliest samples of Peter Moore’s 1985 creation. Profile swooshes, ankle flaps and lower heel overlays, then, boast stark “University Red” contrast, leaving the collar underlays and “Wings” insignias on the lateral ankle to revel in a “Black” tone that rounds out the Chicago Bulls-friendly Jordan 1.

1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes were often handed out to silhouettes — especially the Air Force 1 Shoes  . And with Bruce Kilgore’s beloved design turning 40-years-old, the brand is awarding the shoe a luxurious bronze medal. The Air Force 1’s universal charm is not lost with the addition of the metal. Most of the colorway is built of neutral parts, with white shades dressing the Swoosh, forefoot, heel, and tongue. Black, then, highlights the Nike branding adjacent — atop the tongue and rear, specifically — while bronzed panels mark the heel tab and mid-panel. For a closer look at this newly-revealed Air Force 1, check out the official images below. Sizes will likely appear on Nike.com and at select retailers within the coming months.

When it was first introduced, the Nike SB Ishod wore only simple attire. But over the course of the past few months, the silhouette has slowly inched further and further out of its comfort zone, incorporating deep blues, seafoam green, and even Sixers-inspired colors. And though not quite as colorful as these, the upcoming “Linen” is equally noteworthy,Brooks Sneakers as it draws influence from one of the brand’s most beloved colorways. The palette draws inspiration from the Air Force 1 “Linen,” which originally released as part of the CO.JP project in the early 2000s. In 2016, the shoe returned as a global KITH exclusive, garnering more attention than its two decade old counterpart. Here, Ishod Wair’s signature is relatively faithful to its source material. The Swoosh, for starters, features a pink similar to what’s found on the above-mentioned pair; the same shade is then used for the outsole, while the midsole adjacent proffers a gum finish instead of white. Elsewhere, the suede panels and wave-shaped inserts display the titular “Linen,” matching the laces, canvas tongue, and mesh collar.