Girls Jordan Shoes released in 1998, the Air Jordan XIII Retro Low "Chutney" features a standout color way that has eluded its attractors for many years. They are crafted with a combination of leather, suede and nubuck on the upper, feature a gold "Jumpman" logo, hidden lacing system, and a colorway inspired by the interior of one of MJ's cars. This year will mark the first time this highly sought-after color scheme has ever been re-released, which is extremely welcomed news for Jordanheads. The "Chutney" colorway has always been viewed as more lifestyle than athletic, and now new-and-old admirers alike will now have a chance to purchase them nearly 20 years after their debut.
Newest Jordans 2017 many low versions of Air Jordan Retro models don't receive the same amount of love as their high counterparts, the Air Jordan XI Retro Low is different. Known as a great summer go-to sneaker, this chopped down version first released to the public in a "White/Colombia" coloway in 2001. Since then the AJXI Low has been released in array of color schemes, including an upcoming Birmingham Barons-inspired model. They're crafted with a black nubuck upper, feature signature patent leather wraparound mudguard with iridescent-like shine, and sit atop a translucent rubber outsole.
The Air Jordan IV first hit the shelves in Cheap Jordans Online. Known for their supportive "wings" and grid mesh panels, they were promoted heavily by Nike in the famous "Mars Blackmon" ad campaign, starring Spike Lee. Back for the first time since 2010, the Air Jordan IV Retro "Pure Money" is an ultra-clean rendition of this classic member of the Air Jordan line up. They are crafted with a stark white leather upper, feature metallic silver accents, "PURE $" embroidery under the heel tab (men's only), and are topped off with a pure platinum-colored lining. The Air Jordan IV Retro "Pure Money" will be available in sizes to fit your whole family.
Jordan Sneakers 2017 by Tinker Hatfield, the Air Jordan VII originally released in 1992 and was worn by Jordan while playing on the "Dream Team" during the 1992 Olympic Games in Barcelona. They sport a design inspired by West African tribal art, and have been re-released in several colorways, including the "Bourdeauxs," "Olympics," "Hares," "Cardinals," and "Raptors" (to name a few). The latest edition of this popular model is the Air Jordan VII Retro "Pantone". Featuring a colorway that draws obvious inspiration from Jordan's alma mater – University of North Carolina, they're crafted with a tonal University Blue nubuck upper that sits atop a stark white outsole.