Year: 2022

Since first debuting back in 2019 through Jordan Brand’s “Fearless Ones” capsule, the Air Jordan 1 High Zoom CMFT has garnered quite the widespread fan base. While it’s not exactly the highly-coveted Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG, it bears a near-identical shape and has dropped striking GR colorways and collaborations in the last couple of years. In 2022, the model’s catalog is set to expand with a brand new colorway in the Air Jordan 1 High Zoom CMFT “Chicago/Black Toe” which has just been officially unveiled.Smooth and patent leathers get converged on this forthcoming makeup, all of which alternate between classic Chicago Bulls-inspired colors. Ankle flaps and overlays closest to the throat as well as around the toe boxes stand out the most as they are dripped with a “Patent Red” hue while notes of black act as the secondary color that drops off on the cut-out Swooshes, toe boxes, collars, tongues, laces and lower heels. From there, small doses of white arrive on the quarter panels and Zoom Air branding that adorns the tongues.Parties interested in adding these to their rotation can expect these to drop sometime in 2022 for the usual $140 USD price point.In case you missed it, the Air Jordan 1 High Zoom CMFT was also revealed with a pastel-heavy makeover.

Kanye West continues to be the talk of the town in pop culture as he recently went public about his newest fling with actress Julia Fox and officially announced his latest YEEZY GAP initiative “ENGINEERED BY BALENCIAGA.” 2022 has already started off hot for the creative genius, and it’s only going to get even better as he’s got a plethora of new adidas YEEZYs to add to his repertoire. After his YEEZY BOOST 350 V2 “Pure Oat” was unveiled, we’re not capturing a look at a brand new adidas YEEZY FOAM RNNR “Navy” sample colorway.Much like the first handful of adidas YEEZY FOAM RNNR colorways that arrived on the market, this iteration is styled with a monochromatic appearance. From top to bottom, Ye’s popular clog silhouette is completely wrapped in a “Navy” tone. The paint job here has somewhat of a sheen to it, giving the easy-on easy-off kicks a hint of a futuristic look and feel. EVA foam and algae forms its entire body as usual, giving wearers a plush ride with every step.It’s still unclear whether or not this rendition will officially be released to the public, but you can check out a detailed look here above.For other news, check out an early look at the adidas YEEZY SLIDE “Black”/”MX Cream” colorway.

CLOT had an active year of footwear collaborations in 2021, and it’s ready to push the tempo even more in 2022 with the release of new styles. Edison Chen and Kevin Poon have intentions of building upon its Air Jordan 1 Mid “Fearless” collaboration that launched in 2019 by revisiting the model this year and applying a much more minimal presentation.The team-up from three years ago was decorated with all-over upper patterns that had tear-away capabilities, but this iteration more so adheres to a neutral-heavy execution. A majority of the installment is treated with smooth leathers across the ankle flaps, quarter panels, Swooshes and overlays that surround the toe boxes, all of which are done up in a clean white. Buttery suede overlays in a light gray are present on the toe boxes, forefoot overlays and lower heels while vintage, creamy finishes apply to the laces and interior lining. Notes of a more muted shade of gray also get brought to the table adjacent to the throat and on the heels, the latter being the host of the ball-and-wings logos which have been moved from its usual collar location. Additionally, exposed orange stitchings pop up on the Swooshes for some added flair.As of now, there’s no exact time frame as to when these will hit the market, but you can likely expect the drop to go down sometime in 2022.Elsewhere in sneaker news, the Air Jordan 1 Mid “Reverse Bred” was recently unveiled.