Following October’s ‘Bel Air’ capsule, there’s a new theme that looks to transcend the Air Jordan Retro on which it’s releasing in November. That would be Michael Jordan’s high school, Laney, whose team colors appear on an upcoming Air Jordan V Retro as well as additional models, including this newly Air Jordan 13 Australia revealed Jordan CP3.VII. The ‘Laney’ CP3.VIIs are predominately Game Royal and add black toes and tongues in addition to the Varsity Maize hits that round out the school colors. You already know that the Fives hit this Saturday, and you can cop this similarly themed CP3.VII right now from shoejocky on eBay.
You don’t want your kids to grow up without the knowledge of which pair of Jordans is which, do you? Or perhaps you’ve got a friend that you need to educate in the ways of of the Air Jordan before you take them sneaker hunting with you. Either way, the Air Jordan flashcard set Air Jordan 11 Australia shown here should do the trick.
The deck is simple enough, featuring prints of editions 1-20 on one side and the corresponding numbers on the other. Continue reading for a preview and then pick up the deck Air Jordan Shoes Australia for the hypebeast in your life from HVW8.
The Air Jordan 1 has had an even busier year than usual in 2013 thanks to the styles splintering Air Jordan 3 Australia out from the standard Air Jordan 1 High and Air Jordan 1 Mid versions. Amongst those have been the various year-denoted pairs that go hybrid with their build. Enter the Air Jordan 1 ’95, a shoe that pulls at the Air Jordan XI in both its material selection and colorways. Continue reading to get a better look at the forthcoming “Cool Grey” iteration and watch for them in stores on November 9th or online a little early from shoejocky on eBay.