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It looks like the Air Jordan 3 Fear will soon be getting retro treatment as part of this year’s Jordan Brand Holiday 2023 lineup.

The Air Jordan 3 Fear comes dressed in a Night Stadium, Total Orange, and Black color scheme. It is given a premium Dark Grey suede upper placed on top of a speckled Black and White midsole in the rear atop a Black rubber outsole. The Dark suede upper is decorated with while elephant print overlays take care of the toe and heels. It also comes with insoles nodding to the ?Look Me In My Eyes? commercial reading, ?I?m scared of what I won?t become, and you?re scared of what I could become.?

The latest update suggests Air Jordan 3 Fear will be making its return on November 25th for the retail price of $200. Look for this release to be available in men?s, grade school, preschool, and toddler sizing. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 3 Fear.

In Jordan Brand news, the Union X Air Jordan 1 High OG Woven is slated to drop in August.

ABOUT THE RELEASE: It’s been 10 years since Jordan brand dropped the Air Jordan 3 Fear. When it dropped, the Air Jordan 3 Fear was a new colorway inspired by Jordan Brand?s 2008 ?Become Legendary? marketing campaign. It was also part of an Air Jordan Fear Pack that included “Fear” iterations of the Air Jordan 4 and Air Jordan 5.

UPDATE (7/7): Check out an in-hand look of the 2023 Air Jordan 3 “Fear” via masterchefian. Is this a cop or pass? Keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for more images and release updates.

UPDATE (6/28): Here is a first look at the 2023 version of the Air Jordan 3 Fear. Images confirm that this version will come with an updated shape and specs. Releasing in men’s, grade school, preschool and toddler sizing, current reports have these dropping on November 25th for the retail price of $200.

UPDATE (3/27): The latest update suggests Air Jordan 3 Fear will be making its return on November 25th for the retail price of $200. Look for this release to be available in men?s, grade school, preschool, and toddler sizing. Images below are of OG pair from 2013.

The classic White & Red combo has made its way onto Jordan Brand’s newest hybrid model, the Jordan Stadium 90. The lifestyle sneaker is inspired by designs from the 90s, specifically those designed by the great Tinker Hatfield. Design highlights on the Jordan Stadium 90 include a mesh, leather, and suede upper, netted side panels, side panel Swooshes, shark teeth on the lateral forefoot, and Nike Air branding on the heels. Additional features include Air Jordan Stadium 90-branded tongue tags, Jumpman logos on the insoles, and Jordan Brand?s Formula 23 cushioning on the underfoot. This colorway takes on a White and Sail base all over the upper along with Varsity red accents all over the sneaker. You can look for this Jordan Stadium 90 at select retailers now for $140.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Jordan Stadium 90 White Red.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 7 Chambray releasing on July 15th. Cop or pass?

images: Nike

After officially being unveiled by Jordan Brand a few days ago, we now give you a first look at the Air Jordan 38 in the upcoming Light Marine colorway.

Built to serve intricate footwork, the Air Jordan 38 is designed low to the ground so players can have more court feel during pivots, cuts and defensive slides. The new X-Plate, which is a nod to the straps on the Air Jordan VIII, keeps the foot over the footbed during sharp movements. A radial herringbone traction pattern works with a full-length Zoom Strobel unit and full-length Cushlon 3.0 foam for just the right amount of responsive cushioning. The outrigger helps secure the foot for lateral movements. The X-Plate continues a long line of Jordan-exclusive development in its plate technology, from the Flight Plate to the Eclipse Plate to the IsoPlate.

This Light Marine colorway of the Air Jordan 38 pays homage to Jordan?s iconic fadeaway jumper. Done in a Light Marine, Astronomy Blue, Royal Pulse, Flash Crimson, Barely Volta, and Blue Tint color scheme, the upper is covered in different shades of blue, contrasted by the Crimson accents.

Retailing for $200, look for the Air Jordan 38 Light Marine to debut later on this year at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 38 Light Marine.

In Jordan Brand news, look for the Air Jordan 1 High OG Royal Reimagined to debut in November.

Dropping during the holiday season, here is a first look at the Jordan Tatum 1 in the all-new Cool Grey colorway.

The Jordan Tatum 1 Cool Grey is inspired by Jayson Tatum?s off-court style as the colorway pays homage to the Air Jordan 11 Cool Grey, which was worn by Michael Jordan during his time with the Washington Wizards. The Jordan Tatum 1 Cool Grey was designed in a way that it nods to the beloved design of the Jordan 11 Cool Grey. Design details include a knitted mesh upper, heel counter, and TPU reinforcement done in the signature Grey hue. Elsewhere you will find patent leather overlays that further add to the root of the inspiration paired up with White hits on the ?JT? tongue logos, Jumpman and heel branding, laces, and midsole.

Retailing for $120, the Jordan Tatum 1 Cool Grey is set to release on December 12th in full family sizing at select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Jordan Tatum 1 Cool Grey.

In other release news, the Air Jordan 3 Palomino is slated to debut later on this month.

images: Complex

While the Air Jordan 11 “Cherry” consisted as the standout offering this past holiday season, the Air Jordan 11 “Neapolitan” is an upcoming women’s-exclusive colorway of the model that will release for the 2023 holiday season. As the moniker suggests, the sneaker’s theme is inspired by the popular ice cream and features a Sail leather construction on the upper with chocolate brown detailing on the patent leather mudguards, Jumpman logos on the lateral ankles, and the branding on the heels. Additional details include white rubber midsoles and pink translucent outsoles down below to complete the Neapolitan look.

Retailing for $225, the Air Jordan 11 WMNS Neapolitan is expected to release on November 11th. Look for this women’s-exclusive colorway of the model to also be available in preschool and toddler sizing. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 11 WMNS Neapolitan. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In other Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 1 Low OG Black Toe is arriving this summer season.

UPDATE (7/5): Here’s our latest look at the Air Jordan 11 WMNS Neapolitan. Look for these to drop on November 11th for $225. Will this release be overlooked since it will be releasing around the same time as the highly covetedAir Jordan 11 DMP 2023?

UPDATE (6/26): Detailed shorts of the Air Jordan 11 WMNS “Neapolitan” via knowin_kicks.

UPDATE (6/23): Here is our best look yet at the Air Jordan 11 WMNS Neapolitan. Current reports have these dropping on November 11th for the retail price of $225. Images via kicksdong.

UPDATE (6/21): Here’s our first look at the women’s Air Jordan 11 “Neapolitan” via fuelkicks. The sneaker features a Sail leather construction on the upper with chocolate brown detailing on the patent leather mudguards, Jumpman logos on the lateral ankles, and the branding on the heels. Additional details include white rubber midsoles and pink translucent outsoles down below to complete the Neapolitan look. A release is currently expected on November 11th for $225. Stay tuned for more updates.

UPDATE (6/15): Said to be releasing on November 11th for $225, here is an accurate mockup by zsneakerheadz of the upcoming Air Jordan 11 WMNS Neapolitan. Stay tuned for a first look.

UPDATE (3/20): Yet to be confirmed from Nike, the Air Jordan 11 WMNS Neapolitan is expected to release on November 11th for the retail price of $225. Look for this women’s-exclusive colorway of the model to also be available in preschool and toddler sizing.

h/t: Sneaker Files / zsneakerheadz

The Air Jordan 12 WMNS “Brilliant Orange” is a forthcoming colorway which is suggested to make its debut this year, according to sources.

Inspired by the colors of the WNBA, this women’s exclusive colorway of the Air Jordan 12 features a Black tumbled leather upper and tongues with with matching metal upper eyelets, laces, inner lining, and rear pull tabs. The Brilliant Orange accents land on the mudguards, tongue and heel branding and rubber outsole. Finishing features include the Black traction underfoot and the White lettering on the heel pull tabs completes the design.

Retailing for $200, look for the Air Jordan 12 WMNS Brilliant Orange to release on July 13th at select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 12 WMNS Brilliant Orange.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 7 Chambray 2023 drops this month.

UPDATE (7/5): Here are official images of the Air Jordan 12 WMNS Brilliant Orange. Inspired by the colors of the WNBA and celebrating 2023 WNBA All-Star Game, look for these to drop on July 13th for the retail price of $200.

UPDATE (6/6): Announced last December, here is a first look at the Air Jordan 12 WMNS Brilliant Orange . Inspired by the colors of the WNBA, this women’s exclusive colorway of the Air Jordan 12 features a Black tumbled leather upper and tongues with with matching metal upper eyelets, laces, inner lining, and rear pull tabs. The Brilliant Orange accents land on the mudguards, tongue and heel branding and rubber outsole. Retailing for $200, look for the Air Jordan 12 WMNS Brilliant Orange to release on July 13th at select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com. Images via: xcsnkr

h/t: zsneakerheadz

You mess with Jordan 1 Lows with Jumpman branding on the tongues? If so, get a first look at the Air Jordan 1 Low Black Vivid Orange.

Done in an official color scheme listed as Black, Vivid Orange, Light Granite, Cardinal Red, White, this new iteration of the Air Jordan 1 Low is constructed in a mix of nubuck and leather alongside mesh used on the tongues and inner lining. It starts off with a Black and Grey base highlighted by the Orange and Red contrasting accents on the Swooshes, collars, tongue and insole branding. Other notable details include the jewel Wings logo on the heels, a White midsole and Black rubber outsole.

Available in both men?s and grade school sizing, look for the Air Jordan 1 Low Black Vivid Orange to release in the coming months at select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com for the retail price of $120. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 1 Low Black Vivid Orange.

In other news, the Air Jordan 12 WMNS Brilliant Orange is dropping soon. You trying to cop?

UPDATE (7/5): Nike drops official images of the Air Jordan 1 Low Black Vivid Orange. Look for these to debut soon or a possible release date to be announced shortly.

One of the holy grail Air Jordan 11 colorways is being rumored to return during holiday 2023 as we’re expected to see the release of the Air Jordan 11 “DMP” (Defining Moments). This Air Jordan 11 originally released back in 2006 as part of the ?Defining Moments? Pack honoring Michael Jordan?s 1991 and 1996 NBA Championships which includes this Air Jordan 11 as well the Air Jordan 6 (which also returned back in 2020).

The fan-favorite Air Jordan 11 is essentially a slightly altered version of the Air Jordan 11 “Concord” and features a White leather upper along with Black detailing on the patent leather mudguard and inner liner. The standout feature on this pair is the Metallic Gold accents on the branding throughout the shoe. It is important to note that this version of the DMP 11 will come with the high cut patent leather that has been seen on most 11s over the last few years. A white midsole and icy translucent outsole finish off the look on this Air Jordan 11.

Retailing for $225, look for the Air Jordan 11 DMP 2023 to release on December 9th in family sizing at select retailers and Nike SNKRS. According to several reports, Nike will set to release over 1,000,000 pairs. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 11 DMP 2023.

In release news, the Air Jordan 11 WMNS Neapolitan is debuting in November.

UPDATE (7/4): Here is our latest look at the Air Jordan 11 DMP 2023 via sneakerjamz. As of today this release is slated to drop on December 9th for the retail price of $225.

UPDATE 6/22: Here is our best look yet at the Air Jordan 11 DMP 2023 via kicksdong. It looks like the pair that will be releasing to the general public will feature an embossed Jumpman on the lateral ankle and ?23? on the heels.

UPDATE (6/21): Here is a better look at the Air Jordan 11 DMP 2023 courtesy of Fuel Kicks. As expected, this iteration of the model will come equipped with a tumbled leather upper replacing the traditional mesh. Also worth mentioning, this new look showcases a Jumpman logo on the ankle that appears to be made out of plastic, instead of the embroidered version we saw not too long ago. According to several reports, Nike will set to release over 1,000,000 pairs in December.

UPDATE (6/13): Here’s our first early look at the Air Jordan 11 DMP 2023 via xcsnkr which comes with a white tumbled leather upper as previously reported instead of the OG mesh along with with gold embroidered Jumpman logos on the ankle and black patent leather mudguards. Stay tuned for more updates/images in the coming weeks.

UPDATE (4/10): It is being reported that Jordan Brand will be dropping more than 1 million pairs of the yet to be unveiled Air Jordan 11 DMP 2023. Current reports have them releasing sometime during the month of December in full family sizing. As previously stated, look for this version of the model to feature a leather build instead of mesh.

UPDATE (2/9): A tentative release date for the Air Jordan 11 DMP 2023 has been set. Retailing for $225, look for the Air Jordan 11 DMP 2023 to release on December 9th in family sizing. H/t: zsneakerheadz.

UPDATE (1/27): According to Sneaker Files, it looks like the 2023 version of the Air Jordan 11 DMP will come constructed out of a leather upper instead the usual mesh that was used on the OG pair from 2006. The sneaker has yet to leak but the mockup below shows what they could end up looking like with the new leather base. Current reports have these releasing sometime during the month of December in full family sizing.

via: Sneaker Files / zsneakerheadz

Dropping later on this year, here is a first look at the Air Jordan 1 Low FlyEase in the Sky J Purple colorway.

The Flyease iteration of the Air Jordan 1 Low is revamped with a zipper on the heel area, alongside multiple hook-and-loop adjustments to ensure a personalized fit. This Sky J Purple makeup of the model is given a White leather base that is then offset by two shades of Purple that take care of the overlays, branding and lining. A White midsole and Purple laces and outsole round out the main features of the sneaker.

Retailing for $130, look for the Air Jordan 1 Low FlyEase Sky J Purple to release in the coming months at select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 1 Low FlyEase Sky J Purple.

Up next for Jordan Brand is the Air Jordan 7 Chambray releasing on July 15th. Cop or pass?

UPDATE (7/4): Check out official images of the Air Jordan 1 Low FlyEase “Sky J Purple” that will be releasing later this summer.

The Air Jordan 8 “Playoffs” made its original debut back in 2007 and it was last offered in 2013. Now, the highly-coveted colorway of the classic silhouette will be making a retro appearance later on this year, as it pays homage to the last sneaker that Michael Jordan wore during Game 6 of the 1993 NBA Finals against the Phoenix Suns, which eventually led the Chicago Bulls to their first three-peat NBA Championship as well as Michael Jordan’s third straight Finals MVP.

The 2023 retro will reportedly flaunt the very same “Black/True Red” color scheme as the 2013 retro and essentially stay true to its OG makeup featuring the distinctive graphic overlays on the mudguards and multicolor rubber outsole. Our first look also shows that the shoe will also come with its original Red pull tabs like the OG pair instead of Black that was used on the previous retro.

Retailing for $210, look for the Air Jordan 8 “Playoffs” at select Jordan Brand stockists and online on September 30, 2023 in family sizing. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 8 Playoffs 2023. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In other news, who’s waiting on the Air Jordan 1 High OG Washed Black release?

UPDATE (7/4): Here is our latest look at the Air Jordan 8 Playoffs 2023. Images via ilikeshoes23/IG. Look for these to drop on September 30th for the retail price of $210.

UPDATE (5/9): Here are on-feet images of the 2023 version of the Air Jordan 8 Playoffs via therealsonofsomeman. Retailing for $210, look for them to release at select Jordan Brand stockists and online on September 30, 2023 in family sizing.

UPDATE (4/27): Check out more images of the 2023 Air Jordan 8 “Playoffs” via zsneakerheadz / byrd_kickz.

UPDATE (4/25): Get a first look at the 2023 version of the Air Jordan 8 Playoffs. One feature that sticks out is the fact that the original Red heel pull tab will be making a return. Look for these to drop on September 30th for the retail price of $200. Images: solesbyzay_backup / zsneakerheadz.

Retailing for $200, look for the Air Jordan 8 “Playoffs” at select Jordan Brand stockists and online on September 2, 2023. Stay tuned for further confirmation. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

Up next, here’s when to cop the Air Jordan 6 “Metallic Silver”.

h/t: SBD

Jordan Brand has officially unveiled Zion Williamson’s latest signature sneaker, the Jordan Zion 3. The Zion 3 exemplifies Zion Williamson?s explosive playing style, characterized by an unstoppable combination of strength and speed. The sneaker was designed in a way to cater to Zion’s needs as it delivers unrivaled support in three crucial aspects: containment, court feel, and impact protection. Design details include a drop-in midsole that features exceptional Formula 23 foam while the responsive Zoom Air unit in the forefoot ensures plush cushioning for maximum responsiveness. Additionally, the shoe?s design makes comfort and stability a priority as it provides a seamless blend of functionality and performance.

When designing his third signature shoe in collaboration with the Jordan Brand design team, Zion told the Jordan Brand design team that he?s ?made it out of the mud,? referencing the hard work on his journey from Marion, South Carolina, to the NBA. The design of the upper features a material and color splatter that was created using 3D imaging of Zion?s foot last launching through mud. This unique design not only tells Zion?s personal story, but it?s strategically reinforced to help contain strong lateral movements over the footbed.

The Zion 3 will be available in full-family sizing, with retail starting of $140. Below you will get an official look at the Jordan Zion 3 in the “Sanctuary”, ?Mud, Sweat and Tears?, ?Fresh Paint?  and “Black/White” colorways. Look for all of these pairs to drop from September all the way to December

In release news, don’t sleep on the upcoming Air Jordan 1 High OG UNC Toe!

Below you will get a good look at the newest signature sneaker from the Air Jordan line, the Air Jordan 38. Jordan Brand athlete and UCLA guard Kiki Rice was actually the first person spotted wearing the sneakers in a game during the Sweet 16 matchup between UCLA Bruins and South Carolina Gamecocks.

The Air Jordan 38 is previewed in the “Fundamental” colorway consisting of a White, Black, and Siren Red color scheme. The model is given a mid-top build, this colorway is given a White base with Black overlay panels along the mudguard as well as going up to the ankle area. A pop of color is added to the sneaker via the Red contrasting accents, while Jumpman logos appear on the tongues, heels, and insole all while being on top of a translucent outsole. When it comes to the actual tech of the sneaker such as the cushioning and materials used on the upper, that has yet to be announced.

Retailing for $200, the Air Jordan 38 in the Fundamental colorway will release on August 18 on jordan.com and at select global retailers. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 38 Fundamental.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 7 Chambray 2023 drops this month.

UPDATE (7/3): Jordan Brand has officially unveiled the Air Jordan 38. This is what they has to say about the latest Air Jordan signature sneaker:

• The Air Jordan 38 introduces the X-Plate, a new plate technology drawn from the insights of Michael Jordan?s impeccable footwork. The X-Plate, which is a nod to the straps on the Air Jordan VIII, is combined with a radial herringbone traction pattern and a full-length Zoom Strobel unit.
• The upper is made with a unique backless embroidery and doubles as a canvas for highlighting Michael Jordan?s performance in the 1993 championship series.
• The Air Jordan 38 is the most sustainably made Air Jordan signature shoe in Jordan Brand history, made of at least 20 percent recycled material by weight.

Built to serve intricate footwork, the shoe is designed low to the ground so players can have more court feel during pivots, cuts and defensive slides. The new X-Plate, which is a nod to the straps on the Air Jordan VIII, keeps the foot over the footbed during sharp movements. A radial herringbone traction pattern works with a full-length Zoom Strobel unit and full-length Cushlon 3.0 foam for just the right amount of responsive cushioning. The outrigger helps secure the foot for lateral movements. The X-Plate continues a long line of Jordan-exclusive development in its plate technology, from the Flight Plate to the Eclipse Plate to the IsoPlate.

The backless embroidery over the forefoot area in the upper helps secure the foot. The upper doubles as a canvas for highlighting Michael Jordan?s performance in the 1993 championship series, when he averaged almost 41 points, 8 rebounds and 6 assists on 50 percent field goal percentage. The embroidered upper features specific areas calling out those stats. For example, 41 crosshatches on the collar represent Jordan?s 41-points-per-game average for the series. Three diamonds on the medial side symbolize the Chicago franchise?s third consecutive championship.

The Air Jordan 38 in the Fundamental colorway will release on August 18 on jordan.com and at select global retailers. 

UPDATE (6/23): Here are official images of the Air Jordan 38 Fundamental. Look for these to drop on August 18th for the retail price of $200.

images: kicksdong

Arriving in a couple months, here is an official look at the Air Jordan 38 in the FIBA colorway.

One of the colorways unveiled when the Air Jordan 38 was recently introduced, this tonal iteration of the Air Jordan 38 is inspired by the International Basketball Federation. The sneaker is given a neutral colored base offset by vibrant accents that draw inspiration from the unique hues of the FIBA logo. It’s a perfect blend of style and sportsmanship. When it comes to the Air Jordan 38, there’s a few key details that need to be emphasized. The Air Jordan 38 introduces the X-Plate, a new plate technology drawn from the insights of Michael Jordan?s impeccable footwork. The X-Plate, which is a nod to the straps on the Air Jordan VIII, is combined with a radial herringbone traction pattern and a full-length Zoom Strobel unit. The upper is made with a unique backless embroidery and doubles as a canvas for highlighting Michael Jordan?s performance in the 1993 championship series. Lastly, the Air Jordan 38 is the most sustainably made Air Jordan signature shoe in Jordan Brand history, made of at least 20 percent recycled material by weight.

Available in men?s and grade school sizing, the Air Jordan 38 FIBA is set to release on September 7th at select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com for the retail price of $200. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 38 FIBA.

In release news, don’t sleep on the upcoming Air Jordan 1 High OG UNC Toe!

Jordan Brand recently unveiled the Air Jordan 38. Aside from breaking down the model, Jordan Brand also introduced upcoming colorways of their latest signature sneaker, with one of them being the WNBA-inspired Air Jordan 38 WMNS Center Star.

The Air Jordan 38 WMNS Center Star celebrates the tireless dedication of women on the basketball court as it pays homage to the tremendous contributions of female athletes. The sneaker is covered in a bold Orange hue that’s meant to resemble the motif of the WNBA logo. To put it short, the Air Jordan 38 WMNS Center Star is a symbol of empowerment and recognition. Key details on the Air Jordan 38 consist of the X-Plate, which is a new plate technology drawn from the insights of Michael Jordan?s impeccable footwork. The X-Plate, which is a nod to the straps on the Air Jordan VIII, is combined with a radial herringbone traction pattern and a full-length Zoom Strobel unit. The upper is made with a unique backless embroidery and doubles as a canvas for highlighting Michael Jordan?s performance in the 1993 championship series. Lastly, the Air Jordan 38 is the most sustainably made Air Jordan signature shoe in Jordan Brand history, made of at least 20 percent recycled material by weight.

Retailing for $200, look for the Air Jordan 38 WMNS Center Star to release on September 25th at select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 38 Fundamental.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 7 Chambray 2023 drops this month.

Following the Air Jordan 6 PSG which dropped in 2019, Paris Saint-Germain is slated to release another collaborative offering, this time utilizing the Air Jordan 6 Low, and it also marks as the sixth collaboration between both brands which initially kicked off in 2018 with the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG PSG. 

The Air Jordan 6 Low PSG comes dressed in a Light Bone, Magma Orange, Iron Grey, and White color scheme. It will be constructed in a mix of suede and leather materials alongside neoprene tongues. It starts off with an Iron Grey base, tongues, inner lining, heel tabs, and speckled midsole that is then offset by the Light Bone overlays. Magma Orange hits land on the branding on the Jumpman logos and heel patch atop a White midsole and icy translucent outsole.

Available in men?s sizing and housed in special co-branded packaging, the Air Jordan 6 Low PSG is slated to make its debut during the upcoming holiday season for the retail price of $200. Stay tuned for the official release date. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 6 Low PSG. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 2 Low Quai 54 is on the way.

UPDATE (7/3): Check out more images of the Air Jordan 6 Low “PSG” that will be releasing during Holiday 2023. Is this a cop or pass for you?

UPDATE (6/15): Here is a first look at the Air Jordan 6 Low PSG. Retailing for $200, look for these to release during the holiday season at select Jordan Brand retailers and Nike.com. Images via knowing_kicks.

h/t: Sneaker Files/SBD