An iconic Jordan Brand silhouette returns back to form with the re-release of the Air Jordan 4 “Bred.” Not since it was first conceived have the original signifiers that qualitatively defined the sneaker been used in the reissue till now. And just before the release, fans of the iteration are swooping up pairs over on StockX , and you can too for only a premium that is on average 25.5% over its retail price of $200 USD. What engenders a greater connection to its source material with these kicks is the “NIKE AIR” branding on the heel tab. This small, but important, embellishment complements accents that have come to be associated with the footwear, affixed over the model’s suede materialization. However, this allusive drop wouldn’t be complete without its historic color palette, which makes its way from the outsole to throughout the upper. The use of white and grey tones provide a final feature to the ancillary attributes of the shoes. The average selling price of the shoe
Earlier in the month, we shared an exclusive look at the forthcoming Nike SB x Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG . The drop follows 2014’s Lance Mountain iterations with wear-away uppers that revealed another colorway after constant wear and tear. Today, additional images have surfaced of the colors hidden beneath the “Court Purple” with “University Gold” (“Lakers”) edition. OG Jordan Brand -enthusiasts can rejoice as the modern mix of purple and gold eventually fades into the Air Jordan 1’s “Chicago” color scheme – the favored mix of red, white and black. The Air Jordan 1 – arguably the best-looking sneaker after significant break-in time – serves as the perfect silhouette for the skate-inspired theme. Take a look at what one of the Nike SB x Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG will reveal after constant wear and let us know which pair you favor out of the duo. Expect this release to take place on May 25 at select Jordan Brand stockists and Nike SNKRS for $175 USD. In related AJ