Nike’s Air Jordan V has always been one of Michael Jordan’s most iconic silhouettes. Since the return of this Air Jordan 5 Oreo with its legendary OG version, this shoe can’t wait to get a pair on the release day. shoe. The official picture has been registered here as the only supplier, so please continue to read the detailed information and listen. The Jordan brand has adopted a new color scheme throughout its existence, but nothing can compare to the OG color scheme. This sneaker is made of high-quality fabrics, wearing a black nubuck leather upper, and a clean platinum white midsole is located below, whether it is worn on or on the lower body, it can bring crazy comfort-court, tinkering Craftsman Hatfield's artwork was inspired by fighter jets from the World War period. Its sides and inner sides appear in traditional shark tooth shapes with spotted white accents, giving it the nickname "Oreo", which is widely known.

So far, the Jordan 4 silhouette of Tinker Hatfield has maintained its iconic status since its release in 1989. The Air Jordan 4 Starfish, which is scheduled to be released early next year, is a must-add to your sneaker lineup. The official images of our exclusive supplier here clearly tell us why this upcoming release will make sneakerheads eager to pair. After many iterations of that enduring silhouette over many years, no matter which color it is, it will be sold out. First take a look at this Air Jordan 4, it shows the technical materials used in the entire upper, as well as the entire outline of the four-color sail color, orange, light gray and black. The black bullet-proof net covers its upper body, and the orange bragging of the starfish is vaguely displayed below. Under the foot, smooth black leather stitching is used as the midsole, and the visible Air cushion is equipped under the heel to achieve the best cushioning effect. Keeping its original basketball function is a rubber outsole, making these durable, whether on or off the basketball court.

Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Hyper Royal is the latest AJ1 OG color scheme released to the public, and it looks like it will become a banger in the future! Air Jordan 1 was first released in 1985 in high, medium and low versions, becoming the first classic shoe of Micheal Jordan. It was designed by Peter Moore and has been one of the most popular sneakers ever since. The upper is made of high-quality leather, and the upper is in super blue and gray colors, which undoubtedly reminds people of the classic Royal AJ1 color scheme released in 1985. Nike's iconic Swoosh logo and wings logo on the collar and tongue. Below the foot, a white rubber midsole unit remains the same design and is encapsulated with Nike Air technology to ensure that they are as comfortable outside the court as on the court.