New Jordan 2020, Despite the growing demand for the Air Jordan 1 Low to return to its original form and style, lifestyle-focused styles continue to be experimented with, most recently appearing in the "Iron Ore" assortment. Similar to the mid-top rendition of Michael Jordan's first signature sneaker seen earlier, the upcoming model features a grayscale pattern on its leather and textile upper. The overlays around the toe, tongue and heel are made from solid grey supple leather, while the padding in these same areas (plus the tongue) is made of heather-patterned woven cotton. While the sleek design isn't new to the Air Jordan 1 collection, its pairing with pale pink laces is a novel option from the NIKE, Inc. team. Despite the low-top's lack of series branding, Jordan Brand may have prepared other models in its lineup with a similar "iron gray" finish and light rose color for spring and summer releases.
Although 2020 Cheap Jordans has yet to announce an official collection for Valentine's Day 2022, several of its sneakers have recently appeared in Valentine's-themed colorways. For example, consider the recent arrival of the Nike Air Max 95 in black, grey and red. Like the previous stealth iteration of Sergio Lozano's 1995 design, the upcoming sneaker completely covers its leather, mesh, and nubuck upper, in a lacquered black tone that lets the supportive hue take center stage. Iron-grey-inspired lace loops break up the near-uniform look, but their boldness pales in comparison to the branding on the top of the tongue and side heel. The "airmax" text on the tongue retains its standard design, but the swoosh logo on the sidewall features a three-dimensional "gem" construction similar to that seen on many of the Air Force 1 Mid's recent pairs. Down below, the visible airbag and "NIKE AIR" branding on the outsole are also in a ruby ​​tone, while the foam that comes with the midsole is a muted grey. Still, all of the above colors help create a unique option for any Valentine's Day plan.
jordan shoes 2019, Nike doesn't seem to be relying too much on spring-related hues this year. While pastels have been seen on multiple pairs of shoes in recent months, it's nowhere near the level of previous years. The same goes for the brand's latest GR Dunk Low, as the colorway is only available in a tinge of light blue. This cool shade is limited to the collar, with a suede edge in a shade reminiscent of the beloved "college blue." An adjacent dark purple hue is used to accentuate the Swoosh and heel embroidery, the latter featuring "NIKE" against an indigo-dyed backdrop. Elsewhere in the building, the base and cladding are off-white and grey, respectively.