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While not made part of its Spring 2022 retro collection, Jordan Brand has unveiled handfuls of Air Jordan 1 Mid pairs over the last 52 days that suggest the model will be a big focus of the brand’s mid-year plans. Recently, the silhouette appeared in a summer-ready dark teal and salmon-like color combination.

Smooth synthetic leather lands across the entire upper, with the darker of the two aforementioned tones covering most of the shoes’ top-haves. Toe box areas, profile swooshes and collar underlays, then, introduce a spring-appropriate pink into the mix; “Wings” insignias on the lateral ankle flap follow suit, as does the Jordan 1 Mid‘s square tongue tag. Underfoot, the lifestyle-oriented trim of Peter Moore’s 37-year-old design maintains a two-hue scheme, with the salmon-like flair landing on the iconic made-for-basketball tread. Together, both colors create yet another experimental tally for Michael Jordan’s signature sneaker line.

Official Images of the Air Jordan 6 "Mint Foam"

Jordan Brand‘s Spring 2022 collection is replete with striking colorways, and one iteration that’s geared towards the brand’s women’s demographic is the Air Jordan 6 “Mint Foam” colorway. This impending installment first surfaced at the top of the year via early imagery, but now we have a detailed look thanks to Nike loading up its official photos.

Design-wise, this pair for the ladies comes predominantly fitted with neutral tones, allowing its titular shade to play more of a supportive role. Premium leather makes up the high-profile silhouette, and it comes color-blocked with lighter gray toe boxes, tongues and perforated quarter panels while the overlays and collars balance things out with angelic finishes. A subtle-yet-luxe touch is found on the lace locks as they have been covered in chrome, and a tiny pop of “Mint Foam” appears on the lipped-out heel counters. Shifting the focus downstairs, the midsole unit is prepared with white and “Mint Foam” molds and comes stacked above the silhouette’s traditional icy blue outsoles.

The Air Jordan 1 Mid is no longer completely off-limits to even the savviest sneaker enthusiasts, thanks in large part to simple, refreshing colorways. Case in point?: A newly-surfaced pair covered in a summer-appropriate yellow and white scheme.

Reminiscent of inaugural “Chicago” color-blocking, the upcoming women’s-exclusive offering features a white base visible via the toe box and mid-foot; ankle flaps and collar underlays swap looks as the former opts for a “colorless” makeup instead of following surrounding overlays’ arrangement. Profile swooshes and “Wings” insignias on the profiles opt for the vibrant titular tone, creating a look similar to the Air Jordan 1 “Canary Yellow” once teased by the late Virgil Abloh. Underfoot, Peter Moore’s iconic made-for-basketball sole unit rounds out the two-tone aesthetic with bright yellow tread, adding yet another tally to the silhouette’s growing roster of refreshing, straight-forward styles perfect for the warmer seasons.

Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Denim” Accessorized With Gold Jewelry

Denim materials on sneakers have always suggested a classic Americana aesthetic, and this upcoming Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG proves that notion once again. Set to arrive in June, this upcoming women’s release sees the blue twill material blocked onto the upper, with white smooth leather providing the contrast at the toe-box, mid-panel and the ankle. The edges are a mix of frayed and neatly tucked, creating a look of cut-off summer jean shorts with clean white t-shirts. Finally, large golden hoop earrings appear at the base of the laces, with the Jumpman logo and a varsity-style Jordan typeface. Overall, this puts together a popular summer outfit onto on sneaker.

Denim is certainly not new to Air Jordan 1s. We’ve see the material across several AJ1 Mid and Low GRs, while a “Family First” colorway presented the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG in dark blue denim. Even an official collaboration with Levi’s saw the shoes packaged with a pair of denim jeans. These, however, are targeted specifically for women, showcasing the brand’s continued devotion to creating products for loyal lady sneakerheads.

After the ceremonious launch of the Air Jordan 1 “Patent Bred”, the month of January was absolutely bone dry with AJ1 drops. That’s not atypical as the first month of the new year is always slimmer on the release slate due to the post-holiday spending spree, but all that’s erased when February rolls around. In fact, February is one of the more spend-friendly months for consumers, which is why Jordan Brand is stacking each weekend with must-have retro drops.

One such release is the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Brotherhood”, a pairing of a muted burgundy tone and a bright golden hue. This two-toned look hints at a classic varsity jacket colors, while the use of tumbled and smooth leather on the upper will earn the approval of AJ1 fans worldwide. There’s simply no denying the attraction to this colorway, so we wish you luck for the raffles and draws that will require entry before the 2/24 launch date.

AIR JORDAN 3 GETS DRESSED IN PATCHWORK CAMO

The fall-ready release comes with a customizable twist. Few Air Jordan silhouettes are as beloved as the Air Jordan 3. This fall, Michael Jordan‘s third signature shoe comes decked out in camo prints, following in the footsteps of the Air Jordan 9 “Woodland Camo” released in 2019.

Inspired by surplus stores, the AJ3 “Camo” comes with a patchwork upper of contrasting woodland, leaf and rain camouflage prints. Suede, canvas and twill overlays add texture up top while a black and white midsole round out the underfoot’s design. The earth-toned, mismatch pair also features a bright orange interior and customizable heel tab patches.