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“Arctic Orange” Covers the Jordan Two Trey

Jordan Brand’s 2022 saw the division’s typical balance of new colorways and silhouettes with classic ones. First appearing in May, the brand ushered in its newest hybrid model with the Jordan Two Trey. With a history of combining its iconic sneakers to create new looks, Jordan Brand took things to the next level this time as it combined elements from seven entries in its Air Jordan series. The list includes the Air Jordan 6, 7, 8, 11, 12, 13 and 14, all colliding to create the Jordan Two Trey.Following several debut looks for the shoe, including a Paris Saint-Germain collaboration, a new “Arctic Orange” lights it up. Shades of the titular color are arranged throughout its leather and mesh upper. Its typical patent leather mudguards have been swapped out for leather that features a white to orange gradient from the toe. Supporting the colorway, a peachy, semi-translucent rubber outsole rests beneath a white midsole.As of now, Nike has yet to announce any release details for the Jordan Two Trey “Arctic Orange.” However, it is currently expected to launch via the Swoosh and select retailers during the spring of next year.For more in the busy world of footwear, orange also finds itself on the Air Jordan 2 Low as part of Jordan Brand’s upcoming “Craft” series.

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Rounding Up Air Jordan 11 Retro Grails Ahead of the “Cherry” Launch

The Air Jordan 11 Retro “Cherry” drops this week on Saturday, December 10. The below roundup showcases underrated 11 Retros regaining momentum amongst the sneaker community in anticipation of the new release. For longtime fans of the iconic silhouette, “Cherry” harkens back to the AJ11 Low “Varsity Red” released in 2001, remixing the low-top’s two-tone color story with glossy, patent leather overlays and white mesh. This curated list includes hallmark models like “Jubilee / 25th Anniversary,” a 2020 release celebrating Tinker Hatfield’s original 1995 design. Check out the lineup below and shop each style, including “Cherry” on GOAT.Air Jordan 11 Retro “Cherry”Release Date: December 10, 2022Lowest Price: $293 USD Dropping this week, “Cherry”’s streamlined execution mirrors the 2001 Air Jordan 11 Retro Low “Varsity Red.” True to form, the silhouette is defined by red and white colorblocking, with high-gloss, red patent overlays hugging the mudguard. Pops of red return at the collar and Jumpman motif stamped aside the heel. The red components are broken up by white leather overlays and textural mesh punctuating the medial panel. Tonal red herringbone accents hit the translucent rubber outsole, while Phylon padding and a carbon fiber shank plate comprise the midsole. Air Jordan 11 Retro “Cool Grey”Release Date: December 11, 2021Lowest Price: $230 USD “Cool Grey” was originally released in 2001. The silhouette’s mesh lining is replaced with soft-toned gray nubuck and two-tone webbed laces. Tonal gray patent leather overlays decorate the mudguard. A baby blue translucent rubber outsole complements the model’s muted, gray-scale color story, while an Air unit and Phylon padding equip the midsole. A silver-toned Jumpman insignia is embroidered at the back of the collar. Geometric “23” branding adorns the outer heel. Air Jordan 11 Retro “Jubilee / 25th Anniversary”Release Date: December 12, 2020Lowest Price: $283 USD“Jubilee / 25th Anniversary” celebrated the retro’s quarter-century birthday with a blacked-out, monochromatic color story. The uppers are segmented by high-shine patent leather overlays at the mudguard and mesh inserts running along the medial panel. Silver-toned eyelets stand out against the webbed lacing system and mesh paneling, while a metallic Jumpman is embossed at the collar. The tri-tone stacking usually applied to the midsole is replaced with a tone-on-tone construction, including a frosty rubber component and white cushioning at the outsole. Air Jordan 11 Retro “Bred”Release Date: December 14, 2019Lowest Price: $344 USDThe 2019 version of “Bred” stays true to the Chicago Bulls colors, with OG paneling and hardware inspired by the silhouette’s 1995 debut. Distinct to this “Bred” variant is the “Varsity Red” rubber outsole that pays homage to the original style worn by Michael Jordan. Glossy black patent leather sits atop the padded midsole, while the uppers are clad in nubuck leather and ballistic netting. A red embroidered Jumpman logo and stylized “23” emblem hit the back of the heel.Air Jordan 11 Retro “Concord”Release Date: December 8, 2018Lowest Price: $204 USD“Concord” swaps its “23” insignia for a stylized “45,” celebrating the jersey number worn by Michael Jordan after taking a brief hiatus from the court. Returning in pristine form, the style dons its original black patent leather mudguard and blinding white upper. To complement the airy composition, smokey gray paneling wraps the outsole. Hits of black, like the Jumpman logo near the back of the collar and the stylized tag positioned underneath the webbed laces, maintain the model’s two-tone colorblocking. Air Jordan 11 Retro “Space Jam”Release Date: December 9, 2016Lowest Price: $434 USD2016’s “Space Jam” released to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the 1996 movie Space Jam. Originally a player exclusive worn by the athlete, the model’s streamlined aesthetic is dominated by stealthy black uppers and a monochromatic webbed lacing system built into the medial panel. The blacked-out components are contrasted by the glossy finish of the patent leather mudguard and chunky outsole consisting of white padding and a translucent rubber outsole.Air Jordan 11 Retro “72-10″Release Date: December 12, 2015Lowest Price: $184 USD“72-10” is a commemorative model that celebrates Michael Jordan leading the Chicago Bulls to a 72-10 regular-season record. The silhouette features distinctive pebbled leather uppers and suede paneling at the collar, contrasted by sleek patent leather overlays at the mudguard. A cushioned white outsole is fitted atop a translucent rubber outsole. Metallic maroon-tinted Jumpman branding adds a pop of color at the outer heel.Air Jordan 11 Retro “Legend Blue”Release Date: December 20, 2014Lowest Price: $274 USD “Legend Blue” is an icy, minimalist take on the retro silhouette. This colorway originally debuted in 1996 when Michael Jordan famously sported the silhouette during the NBA All-Star Game. The uppers are clad in white, smooth-grain leather, which continues at the base with a glossy patent leather mudguard. Powder blue elements disrupt the monochromatic build, seen at the outsole, tongue and embroidered Jumpman insignia stamped on the heel tab. Instead of dominating the entirety of the medial panel, the signature mesh is applied exclusively to the tongue with contrasting black piping at the collar and counter lining. As a finishing touch, a black/blue carbon fiber plate equips the outsole for extra support.

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Finn Rush-Taylor Studio’s 3D-Printed Shoe Puts Innovation at the Fore

In collaboration with 3D-printing technology developer Zellerfeld, Finn Rush-Taylor Studio is looking to innovate the future of footwear. For their latest team-up, the close-knit collaborators concocted a 3D-printed footwear silhouette, dubbed the NAMI shoe.The sneaker, which gets its name from Japanese origin, boasts Rush-Taylor’s classic asymmetrical design codes, drawing inspiration from the natural cadence of water ripples and waves. A “subtle performance silhouette,” the tech-forward shoe appears in a bold purple tone.To create the NAMI, Rush-Taylor first developed the design concept in virtual reality with a three-dimensional layout. From there, the designer produced rapid prototypes to perfect his silhouette, testing various fits, shapes and key design features with each model.“I hope this release with Zellerfeld signifies a change in the industry which is long overdue, where creators don’t have to answer to a hierarchy and can release a product that is daring and their own vision,” said Rush-Taylor in a statement. “I believe in a future where the creator has full control over their vision and has a platform that pushes for that.”“With the launch of NAMI with Finn Rush-Taylor – 3D-printing makes history again,” added Cornelius Schmitt, CEO and co-founder of Zellerfeld. “For the first time ever, a creative can launch his own sneaker brand from nothing. The release of the NAMI is an absolute statement to the footwear industry. A statement for change, and for always being rebellious.”The NAMI shoes are now available to shop on the Zellerfeld App for $250 USD. To cop a pair, apply to the beta program and scan your feet for a custom-fitted model.Take a look at Finn Rush-Taylor Studio and Zellerfeld’s 3D-printed sneaker above.In more footwear news, PUMA is celebrating LaMelo Ball’s Rookie of the Year award with the MB/02 “ROTY.”

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