With ode to the 2004 Orca pack, the Jordan 3 is presented in a simple Black and White scheme with balanced branding. The meaning, if you’re running NSB, you’ll definitely have a lot of kicks to flex! But whether you’re flexing or flipping, these kicks are definitely must-haves! However, you’ll need some Footsites proxies before attempting the cook.Hiroshi Fujiwara’s take on the Air Jordan 3 mirrors the understated approach to classic footwear that he’s made his signature. When these kicks drop, they’ll be available on Nike and Footsites. There are still no release details, but the kicks are expected to drop before the end of 2020… hopefully. It’s a mashup of blue and white, but you can’t see the blue unless you stare closely at them. Finally, the most interesting detail about Jordan 35 “Sisterhood” is the color of the laces. The all-white upper emphasizes the sparkly blue eclipse, and the outsole goes for a pretty nice gum color. However, it’s dropping all the ditz n glam in favor of a pretty simple colorway. This is the third pair of the Jordan Sisterhood pack. You didn’t think that’s all did you? The latest colorway emerged and it honestly took our breath away. However, we still don’t know how much it will retail for. And naturally, the Fragment design logo is there, subtly. The new Fragment Jordan will feature a mix of blue, black, and white.
We already covered this pack, but there wasn’t much release information about this particular pair! After the cool bred colorway, Hiroshi Fujiwara is going for the royal buzz with the blue collab. Really, it’s going to be a cook-packed week! And if you miss out on this pair, you’re gonna pay more than $1,300 ! Jordan 35 “Fragment” Jordan 35 Warrior is set to drop on Octo, also for $180. That’s probably because the pair is originally a PE for the Japanese NBA player Rui Hachimura! Finally, the grey outsole with black and white speckles reminds us of the awesome Jordan Crater pack. The gradient-colored eclipse plate goes from black to red! A Kanji-inspired logo adorns the tongue. The Bulls colorway features red suede and black leather on the front of the kicks. The second colorway is naturally bred! It’s not really a Jordan silhouette without our favorite black and red colors. So make sure you’ve got this day set on your sneaker schedule! And if you decide to flip the kicks, you can resell them for around $420. The same blue appears on the tongues which actually looks like the Air Jordan 5! The coral pink makes another appearance on the flashy outsole! Finally, grey leather and suede complete the look, along with the mesh underlays. The most striking bit about this colorway is the eclipse plate color! It features a gradient that goes from blue to coral pink. What’s a better opener to a new silhouette than a joyful colorway? And a pretty cool name too! The upper of the new Jordan 35 features a mix of mesh, suede, and leather.
Each of these colorways is worth owning and flexing, but one of them absolutely stands out! So let’s check them out one by one and you can decide which will be your favorite! Jordan 35 “Center of Gravity”… and Our Attention! The brand is launching this month, but not with one, but three colorways. Jordan Brand’s motto should definitely be “Go Big or Go Home”. The silhouette also gives off an airplane vibe, which reinforces the flight theme even further! Although the tech isn’t Joyride or Boost, it’s still some work of luxury! It even looks better than the BB Adapt ! The eclipse plate opening is actually inspired by NASA’s image of a black hole. Which means, we’ll get a bigger opening and better bounce.
The Air Jordan 35 takes some of the AJ34 detailing, and upgrades it! The Eclipse 2.0 plate in the midsole is back, and so is the Zoom cushioning. But honestly? This silhouette is a candy to the eye! And in 2020, the Brand worked tirelessly to give us the new Jordan 35.
From the first Air Jordan to the 34th silhouette, the Air Jordan line has been one of the industry leaders. Jordan Brand is all about evolving and providing comfort and performance at the same time.
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