This <a href="http://www.airjordans2018.com">Air Jordans 2018</a> marks the 30th anniversary of the Air Jordan 3, which originally made its retail debut back in 1988. Hence, it should not surprise you that this year’s Air Jordan releases 2018 will include numerous new and old colorways of the model. The Air Jordan 3 “Black Cement” and “White Cement” have already made their comeback. Jordan Brand also introduced the Air Jordan 3 “Tinker” and its “JTH” variation for Justin Timberlake. The Air Jordan 3 “Bio Beige,” “Chlorophyll” and “Hall Of Fame” will also arrive later this year.To start, the upper is made entirely from a light blue suede made to mimic the Oilers colors. Thanks to Py_Rates, who recently revealed the official release date, we know that Travis worked closely with Jordan Brand to make sure that this particular shade of blue matches the old Oilers version exactly.

<a href="http://www.womenjordans2017.com/">women jordans 2017</a> with priceless Egyptian antiques, paintings by some of history’s most important painters, from Claude Monet’s renderings of Europe in oil to Mark Rothko’s earlier work, and all housed in a massive Beaux-Arts landmark, the Brooklyn Museum’s collection stretches from ancient to modern. And now it’s showing off sneakers.Travis Scott is on top of the world. The twenty-five-year-old rapper recently celebrated the birth of his first child with Kylie Jenner. But more importantly, we recently got our first look at the Houston native’s collaborative Air Jordan 4, and it’s quite good-looking. The limited-edition Jordan is made to honor Scott’s childhood football team, the Houston Oilers, before they moved to Tennessee and became the Titans.Jordan Brand even whipped up an Air Jordan 3 PE for the Michael Jordan’s alma mater.The Travis Scott x Air Jordan 4 “Houston Oilers” is unlike any Jordan 4 we’ve seen before.

The <a href="http://www.jordansneakers2017.com/">Jordan Sneakers 2017</a> “The Rise of Sneaker Culture,” which runs though this October, features 150 pairs on display, ranges from the original Converse All Star from 1917 to a pair of gold Pumas; but there’s truly one pair that stands out above all the rest: the black, red, and white Air Jordan 1s from 1985. It might not be the first sneaker, but it’s the pair that spawned a million obsessives.Travis Scott only teamed up with Nike and Jordan Brand less than a year ago. The first release from the pair came at ComplexCon in the form of the Air Force 1, but now it appears the rapper’s exclusive Air Jordan 4 will be releasing this Summer, too.All of the signature Jordan 4 details will come in black, like the eyelets, support cages, laces, and mesh overlays. We already know that the heel tab comes in black, with Scott’s Cactus Jack branding printed in blue. Finally, the midsole of this Jordan 4 comes in white with a black outsole.