According to the available mock-up, the Air Jordan 6 Georgetown will feature a dark grey suede across its upper. It's such an odd choice to fly so close to the sun because the reactions are quite predictable. 2022, though, seems to be a return to form, as Jordan Brand alone has more than plenty of releases to look forward to. Travis Scott's relationship is surely being reassessed following the tragedy that occurred as Astroworld Festival 2021, but more images of the Houston-native's impending collaborations continue to emerge. The latest A first in-hand look at the Air Jordan 1 Low OG Reverse Mocha expected to drop in 2022. Travis Scott Shoes A playful twist on the predominantly brown retro Scott launched in July 2019, the upcoming sneakers opt for a heavily-white and off-white arrangement.

All of Travis Scott x Air Jordan it was built around giving LeBron lockdown, so we created a shoe completely based around it, giving him this totally protected, contained force for his feet. But this year, things are looking up for the silhouette, as it recently collaborated with athlete Rui Hachimura and will soon see a brand new, Taxi-themed women's exclusive. It debuted in 1996 and released throughout the 1996-1997 NBA season. The Air Jordan 1 Mid is still the brand's champion, leading the charge through sheer numbers. And the latest to join the frontlines is a colorway rather familiar, its drab, grey palette a close alternative to the Light Smoke Grey offered previously. Across many of the overlays, the same shade of grey takes the helm, layering over a backdrop dressed equally subdued.

The Air Jordan 1 saw its first-ever Flyease entry back in late 2019, opening a brand new opportunity for physically challenged individuals to enjoy one of the most popular lifestyle shoes on the market. Reissues throughout the Travis Scott x Nike Shoes early part of the century solidified its street status - and gave way to a dizzying array of makeups - on the way to becoming a subculture fashion staple. The aforementioned red black colorway was later dubbed the Flu Game by sneaker heads; it was the color that Jordan wore during Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals on June 11th.