Air Jordans 2018 shelved the Air Jordan 3 with the intention of not dropping any new retro colorways, but thankfully though, they decided to bring back the model two years later. For the 2016 Black Friday release, Jordan Brand brought back the Air Jordan 3 OG ‘88 “True Blue,” which last arrived at retailers in retro form back in 2011. Last year, the model received the Premium treatment as well, when Jordan Brand dropped the Air Jordan 3 “Wool.” Based on recent reports of potential Jordan releases 2018, it seems that next year will also mark the comeback of an original Air Jordan 3 iteration.When it comes to Jordan Brand, this is something of a rarity, but it seems that Don C was permitted to whip up his own signature sneaker model.Sneakerheads typically recognize the elephant print as a signature element of the Air Jordan 3, but this feature has never really been exclusive to the third Air Jordan silhouette. Countless sneakers have actually featured the elephant print, even those from Nike, such as the atmos x Air Max 1 and the NIKEiD Air Force 1. Even numerous accessories and products that were inspired by the Air Jordan 3 have also featured the elephant print.

women jordans 2017 sneaker that sneakerheads are perhaps recalling is the Air Jordan 11 Low IE “Midnight Navy” and it is scheduled for a Summer 2017 release. Additionally, Jordan Brand recently another Air Jordan 11 colorway nicknamed “Gym Red” after the hue that covers its uppers entirely, while it is equipped with clean White-colored midsoles and translucent outsoles. The Air Jordan 11 “Midnight Navy” seen above was also unveiled recently.In celebration of the Year of the Dog, the Chinese New Year, Jordan Brand dropped not but two special Air Jordan releases 2018 just last month. One was a colorway of the Air Jordan 6 and the other was a nearly identical colorway of the Air Jordan 32. The knitted uppers of the Air Jordan 32 “Chinese New Year” were dressed up entirely in Black, with Gold, Green, Red and White appearing as a part of the fireworks-like detailing and floral embroidery that it featured. “2018” and some “Chinese” lettering could also be spotted the tongue tabs.

Jordan Sneakers 2017 Air Jordan 32 colorways also made their retail debut in February 2018. The first was the low-top “Free Throw Line,” which drew inspiration from the Michael Jordan’s victory in the 1998 Dunk Contest. The Air Jordan 32 Low “Free Throw Line” arrived at retailers on February 14, 2018 and retailed at a price of $160. The other was the Air Jordan 32 NRG “Italy,” a limited colorway of the silhouette’s lifestyle variation. Inspired by the Air Jordan 2, its uppers were made up Italian leather instead of flyknit. Over the past couple of years, Don Crawley has worked on some of Jordan Brand’s and Nike’s most hyped collaborative releases. Arguably, it was because of quilted renditions of the Air Jordan 2 that the model regained its lost popularity. Nike’s Air Force 1 “AF100” Pack from back in October 2017 included an Air Force 1 High “Just Don,” which he designed by blending signature elements of the Air Force 1 and Air Force 3.