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As a contrast to the Air Jordan 4 OG “White Cement” which was last offered in 2016, the Air Jordan 4 “Red Cement” is now slated to make its debut next year, according to sources. A first look at the all-new colorway of the Air Jordan 4 shows the sneaker equipped with a white leather construction on the upper with Black accents on the waffle eyelets, inner liner, and part of the midsole/outsole. Fire Red with speckled detailing then hits the wings, heel tabs, and midsole along with red Jumpman logos on the tongues and white midsoles to round out the look.

Retailing for $210, look for the Air Jordan 4 “Red Cement” at select Jordan Brand stockists and online on September 9th, 2023. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 4 Red Cement.

In other Jordan release news, are you a fan of the Air Jordan 1 High OG WMNS Praline that drops next week?

UPDATE (9/8): Reminder that the highly anticipated Air Jordan 4 “Red Cement” releases tomorrow, September 9th for $210. Will you cop? Check out these detailed images via Sneaker Politics.

UPDATE (7/27): Here are official images of the Air Jordan 4 Red Cement. Releasing in full family sizing, look for these to drop on September 9th for the retail price of $210.

UPDATE (5/11): Retailing for $210, look for the Air Jordan 4 Red Cement to drop on August 12th. This new colorway of the Air Jordan 4 will be releasing in full family sizing. Below you will find images of the Air Jordan 4 Red Cement in men?s, grade school and preschool sizing.

UPDATE (5/5): The Air Jordan 4 “Red Cement” is showcased in grade school and preschool sizing below. The sneaker will be releasing in full family sizing.

UPDATE (5/2): Check out a first look at the Air Jordan 4 “Red Cement” in adult/men’s sizing. A release is expected on August 12th.

UPDATE (3/27): Here’s a first look at the Air Jordan 4 “Red Cement” in pre-school sizing via retailclubofficial.

h/t: zsneakerheadz

Dropping this holiday season, here is a first look at the Air Jordan 38 Aqua.

This upcoming colorway of the Air Jordan 38 gets its inspiration from the iconic Air Jordan 8 Aqua. Done in a Black, True Red, Bright Concord, Aquatone, University Gold, and Flint Grey color scheme, the sneaker dons a Black mixed material upper decorated with the Jordan 8’s signature chenille tongue tags. Other details include the Golden Yellow accents on the inner lining as well as on part of the semi-translucent outsole beneath its X-plate. Lastly, an Aqua and Purple midsole accompanied by the Zoom Strobel and Cushion 3.0 cushioning complete the look.

The Air Jordan 38 Aqua has no release date, but current reports have them releasing during the Holiday 2023 season in both men?s and grade school sizes, with a retail price of $200 and $150, respectively. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 38 Aqua.

In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 1 High OG WMNS Satin Bred drops next month.

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Slated to debut next season, here is a first look at the Air Jordan 1 High Zoom Comfort 2 in the Particle Grey colorway.

Opting for a versatile look, this new colorway of the hybrid Air Jordan 1 High comes dressed in a Summit White, Particle Grey, Light Silver, Sail, and Summit White color scheme where the sneaker’s upper is constructed out of a blend of suede, mesh and synthetic materials, all done in different shades of Grey. Notable design details include the suede hits on the mudguard, eyestays, and collar, whereas the toe box and midfoot are given a synthetic finish. Cutout mesh Swoosh branding on the side panels,  There?s a cool midfoot cutout revealing a mesh layer, shaping the iconic Swoosh, more mesh tongue and collar, Zoom Air branding on the tongue tags, and the Jordan Wings logo on the lateral collar all make their presence on the upper. Completing the look is a Sail midsole and matching Grey rubber outsole.

Retailing for $150, look for the Air Jordan 1 High Zoom Comfort 2 Particle Grey to release sometime during the Fall season and as early as next month. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 1 High Zoom Comfort 2 Particle Grey.

In release news, the Air Jordan 1 High OG WMNS Praline drops next week.

Metallic detailing serves as the highlight on this new colorway of the Air Jordan 1 Mid. Taking on a two-tone color makeup, this Air Jordan 1 Mid starts off with a royal blue leather upper on the base which includes the toes, side panels, ankles, and Wings logos with metallic finishes. For contrast we see Black on the overlays, tongues, laces, and inner liner. A white rubber midsole down below along with a royal blue rubber outsole cap off the design on this Air Jordan 1 Mid that will be dropping in the coming weeks for $125.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 1 Mid Varsity Royal.

In Jordan release news, the Air Jordan 4 Red Cement drops on September 9th.

UPDATE (9/7): Official images of the Air Jordan 1 Mid “Varsity Royal” that will be releasing in the coming weeks for $125.

There’s a rumor going around that the Air Jordan 12 Cherry will finally be getting the retro treatment this year. Could 2023 really be the year this beloved colorway of the Air Jordan 12 makes a return? We sure do hope so!

The Air Jordan 12 Cherry first release back in 1997. It became a fan favorite once we saw Jordan rocking them during his fifth NBA Championship season. Design details include a White leather upper with Red textured mudguards that extend down to the rubber sole. Elsewhere you will find Silver hits on the upper eyelets, White on the ?23? on the heels with a Black and White zig-zag pattern on the outsole. This 2023 version is expected to comes in true OG form.

As of right now, you can expect the Air Jordan 12 Cherry to release at select retailers and Nike SNKRS on October 28th in full family sizing for the retail price of $210. Stay tuned for an official first look. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 12 Cherry 2023.

In other Jordan release news, the Air Jordan 4 Red Cement drops on September 9th.

UPDATE (9/7): During their 2023 Holiday Preview, Jordan Brand confirmed that the Air Jordan 12 Cherry will be returning for 2023. Current reports have the Air Jordan 12 Cherry releasing on October 28th for $210. Here’s a first official look at the sneaker.

UPDATE (6/5): Recently unveiled, here is another look at the 2023 version of the Air Jordan 12 Cherry. Retailing for $210, look for these to drop on October 28th in full family sizing. Images via: xcsnkr.

UPDATE (5/9): The long-awaited Air Jordan 12 Cherry retro release will finally be happening this year. Up until today we just knew about the release, but today we finally get a first look at the 2023 version of the Air Jordan 12 Cherry via xcsnkr. Current reports have these dropping on October 28th for the retail price of $210.

UPDATE (3/27): The latest update suggests that the 2023 iteration of the Air Jordan 12 Cherry will be releasing on October 28th for the retail price of $210. Look for the release to be available in full family sizing while also coming in true OG form.

UPDATE (3/15): Initially believed to release on November 18th, that latest update now suggests that the Air Jordan 12 Cherry will be releasing on November 25th for the retail price of $210. It is also believed that the sneaker will be available in full family sizing while also coming in true OG form. H/T: zsneakerheadz.

UPDATE (3/6): According to zsneakerheadz, the Air Jordan 12 “Cherry” will be releasing on November 18th 2023 for a price tag of $210. The sneaker is also expected to release in full family sizing. Keep it locked to Kicks On Fire for a first look soon.

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Another colorway of the Air Jordan 1 High Zoom Comfort 2 for the fall of 2023 has surfaced with this pair that gets hit with some pops of blue and orange. Taking on an official color palette of Sail, Alpha Orange, Royal Pulse, Light Silver, Yellow Ochre, and Black, this modified rendition of the Air Jordan 1 High combines leather and suede throughout the upper with Sail on the toes and side panels along with hits of blue and orange on the overlays and branding for some Knicks inspiration. Additional details include Yellow Ochre accents on the Wings and tongue tags, which come with orange Zoom Air branding, Black detailing on the inner liners and ankles, Sail rubber midsoles, and two-tone orange and blue rubber outsoles with Formula 23 Foam and Zoom Air technology. Get a first look below and expect a release to take place later this year for $150.

For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 1 High Zoom Comfort 2 Royal Pulse.

In other Jordan release news, the Air Jordan 4 Red Cement drops on September 9th.

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 release news, the Air Jordan 1 High OG WMNS Praline drops next week.

UPDATE (9/6): Nike has officially announced that the Air Jordan 6 Low PSG will be releasing on September 20th for the retail price of $200 at select retailers and Nike SNKRS. This is what Nike had to say about the release:

“Two greats. One shoe. The AJ6 “PSG” delivers American boldness and Parisian flair, repping legends on both the court and the pitch. Cool neutrals get energized with bursts of Magma Orange, adding an artisanal touch pulled straight from the Champs-Élysées. And that heel label? It nods to the architecture of Paris Saint-Germain’s stadium, highlighting the establishment of your favorite club. Add in richly textured suede and a speckled midsole and you have a new definition of highflying.”

UPDATE (8/9): Official images of the Air Jordan 6 Low “PSG” that will be releasing during holiday 2023. Stay tuned for a confirmed release date.

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

Dropping in the coming months, here are official images of the Air Jordan 1 Low Sashiko. For that that may not know, Sashiko is a type of traditional Japanese embroidery or stitching used for the decorative and/or functional reinforcement of cloth and clothing.

To refresh your memory, this is not the first time Jordan Brand drops a “Sashiko” sneaker as they release the Air Jordan 4 Sashiko back in 2020. Once more paying homage to the traditional Japanese craftsmanship, the Air Jordan 1 Low Sashiko is given an aged aesthetic made up of a White canvas base with distressing and wear denim fabric overlays taking care of the the toe box, forefoot, eyestay, and heels with frayed edges. A closer look unveils Black tumbled leather Swooshes, denim tongue labels, exposed stitching with foam padded tongues and mesh inner lining. Lastly, the sneaker is given Cream-colored laces, graphic insoles atop an aged midsole and Black rubber outsole.

The Air Jordan 1 Low Sashiko (World Make Japan) is slated to debut at select overseas retailers on September 9th for the retail price of $140. Stay tuned for a potential stateside release date. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 1 Low Sashiko.

In other news, are the ladies feeling the upcoming Air Jordan 1 High OG WMNS Praline?

UPDATE (9/6): The Air Jordan 1 Low Sashiko is slated to debut at select overseas retailers on September 9th for the retail price of $139.99. Stay tuned for a stateside release date. New images via BSTN. This is what Nike had to say about the release:

“Travel continents, bridge communities?the World Make collection reimagines our icons by tailoring them to the craft of major fashion cities. Today’s tour guide? The instantly recognizable Air Jordan 1, awash in denim and accented with decorative stitching. Artisan details (check out the tongue label and insole) tie you to the global sneaker community, while the premium mix of materials puts your sneaker game on par with the Seven Wonders. Get ready to be the center of attention.”

UPDATE (7/27): Here are official images of the Air Jordan 1 Low Sashiko. Stay tuned for an official release date.

Arriving for the summer of 2023, 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 other Jordan release news, the Air Jordan 4 Red Cement drops on September 9th.

UPDATE (9/6): Detailed images of the Air Jordan 38 FIBA which releases tomorrow, September 6th, for a price tag of $200. Images via Sneaker Poilitics.

UPDATE (8/4): Here are official images of the Air Jordan 38 FIBA. Retailing for $200, look for these to release on September 7th at select retailers and Nike.com.

Arriving this holiday season, here are official images of the Air Jordan 1 Low GS Velvet Geode Teal.

Dressed for the festive season, this grade school iteration of the Air Jordan 1 Low is dressed in a Geode Teal upper that is made out of a combination of leather and velvet. Adding to the chipped aesthetic are the Metallic Gold accents found on the branding throughout. A closer look shows mesh being used on the lining, velvet laces, all while being placed atop a White midsole and Teal rubber outsole.

Retailing for $95, look for the Air Jordan 1 Low GS Velvet Geode Teal to debut this Holiday 2023 season at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 1 Low GS Velvet Geode Teal.

In release news, the Air Jordan 1 High OG WMNS Praline drops next week.

One of the best creations by Virgil Abloh will always be a sneaker that perhaps will never release to the public, the Off-White x Air Jordan 4 “Bred”. New images have surfaced of the rare sneaker which only makes us want them even more than before. Virgil took the OG “Bred” colorway of the Air Jordan 4 and gave it his signature deconstructed/aged aesthetic much like he did with the Off-White x Air Jordan 4 “Sail” back in 2020. The beloved Bred Air Jordan 4 gets hit with new details such as see-through components, white mesh netting, “AIR” branding on the midsoles, and aged Sail midsoles. Take in these new images above and don’t hold your breath for these to release any time soon. But hey, you never know right?

In Jordan release news, the Air Jordan 4 Red Cement drops on September 9th.

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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 release news, the Air Jordan 4 Red Cement drops on September 9th.

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 (9/6): Here’s a look at product shots of the 2023 Air Jordan 3 “Fear”.  A release is currently expected on November 25th for $200.

UPDATE (7/9): Take a look at on-feet images of the 2023 Air Jordan 3 “Fear” courtesy of yankeekicks. A release is currently expected on November 25th for $200.

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 Air Jordan 4 Craft Medium Olive will be an upcoming variation of the silhouette that is scheduled to drop later this year, according to sources.

As expected, this “Craft” iteration of the Air Jordan 4 comes with a split upper constructed in a mix leather, suede, and textile materials. Dressed in a Medium Olive, Pale Vanilla, Cargo Khaki, Black, and Sail color scheme, design details include an Olive base with Black detailing on the supported wings, molded eyelets, tongue labels, heel tabs, inner lining, and portion of the midsole. Other features include the Pale Vanilla Jumpman branding atop a Sail midsole with visible Air-sole unit in the heel and Grey underfoot.

Retailing for $210, the Air Jordan 4 Craft Medium Olive is slated to release on December 2nd at select retailers and Nike SNKRS. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 4 Craft Medium Olive. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.

In Jordan release news, the Air Jordan 4 Red Cement drops on September 9th.

UPDATE (9/6): A look at new product photos of the Air Jordan 4 “Medium Olive” that will be releasing on December 2nd for $210.

UPDATE (6/22): Check out on-feet images of the Air Jordan 4 Craft “Medium Olive” via yankeekicks. A release is expected on December 2nd for $210. Stay tuned for updates.

UPDATE (6/20): Masterchefian gives us an in-hand look at the Air Jordan 4 Craft Medium Olive. Look for these to drop during the holiday season for the retail price of $210.

UPDATE (6/1): We finally get a first look at the Air Jordan 4 Craft Medium Olive. As expected, this “Craft” iteration of the Air Jordan 4 comes with a split upper constructed in a mix leather, suede, and textile materials. Images via: via fkzsnkrs.

UPDATE (5/29): The Air Jordan 4 Craft Medium Olive will be the latest addition to Jordan Brand’s Craft series. Look for these to drop during the holiday season (12/2) for the retail price of $210. Stay tune for a first look and official release date. Peep updated mockup below courtesy of zsneakerheadz.

UPDATE (3/27): The latest update suggests that the Air Jordan 4 Olive Canvas will be releasing on December 2nd for the retail price of $210. Look for this release to be available in men?s, grade school, preschool, and toddler sizing. No first look yet, but updated mockup can be found below. h/t: Sneaker Files / zsneakerheadz.

UPDATE (3/16): According to zsneakerheadz, the Air Jordan 4 Olive Canvas is slated to release on October 14th for the retail price of $210. The sneakers have yet to leak, but you can check out the mockup below courtesy of Sneaker Files / zsneakerheadz)

UPDATE (2/3): The latest update suggests that the Air Jordan 4 Olive Canvas will be releasing sometime during the holiday season at select retailers and Nike.com. No leaks of the sneaker yet, but updated mockup can be found below courtesy of Sneaker Files / zsneakerheadz.

h/t: zsneakerheadz

Spring 2024 Jordan Brand releases are beginning to leak as one of those pairs that is expected to release is the Air Jordan 6 “Yellow Ochre”.

This Air Jordan 6 will come dressed in a White, Yellow Ochre, and Black color scheme. The sneaker takes on the “Carmine” color blocking with Yellow Ochre nubuck paneling on the base of the upper and White leather overlays. Other details include the Black accents added along with all the key Jordan branding throughout the shoe, as well as on the tongue, lining and heel pull tab. White laces, a Yellow lace lock and icy Blue translucent round out the main features of the sneaker. 

Retailing for $200, look for the Air Jordan 6 Yellow Ochre to release on February 3rd at select retailers and Nike SNKRS. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 6 Yellow Ochre.

In other Jordan release news, the Air Jordan 4 Red Cement drops on September 9th.

UPDATE (9/5): Check out new images of the Air Jordan 6 “Yellow Ochre” via knowing kicks.

UPDATE (8/17): Here is a first look at the Air Jordan 6 Yellow Ochre. As initially mocked up, this Air Jordan 6 will in fact come take on the “Carmine” color blocking with Yellow Ochre nubuck paneling on the base of the upper and White leather overlays added for contrast. Part of the Spring 2024 Jordan Brand collection, look for these to drop on February 3rd, 2024 for the retail price of $200. First look courtesy of xcsnkr.

UPDATE (6/15): Here is an accurate mockup by zsneakerheadz of the Air Jordan 6 Yellow Ochre. Retailing for $200, look for the Air Jordan 6 Yellow Ochre to release on February 3rd at select retailers and Nike SNKRS.

h/t: Sneaker Files / zsneakerheadz

Last year CLOT teamed up with Jordan Brand to drop the CLOT x Air Jordan 5 Low Jade collab. For 2023, both powerhouses team up once to release an CLOT x Air Jordan 5 Low in a White Silk colorway that will be limited to only 250 pairs. In other word, you’re going to need luck on your side to acquire a pair.

Previewed below, the CLOT x Air Jordan 5 Low White Silk is a Friends & Family exclusive that celebrates CLOT’s 20th Anniversary. Design details include a White Silk base embellished embroidered Chinese characters in addition to CLOT branding spotted on the right heel. The sneaker is given pops of color by way of the Red accents on the laces, Jumpman logos on the tongues, and silk sockliner. A closer look unveils the Silver tongue, the White midsole/ Red shark teeth combination and a semi-translucent, jade-green outsole that glows in the dark.

As mentioned above, the CLOT x Air Jordan 5 Low White Silk is a Friends and Family release. The crazy about about this release is that random buyers at JUICESTORE were actually gifted the CLOT x Air Jordan 5 Low White Silk as it was only made available exclusively to JUICE STORE Rewards shoppers. These are not expected to drop to the general public, if anything changes we will be sure to let you know.

In other news, the Air Jordan 1 High OG WMNS Praline is dropping soon. Are you looking forward to this release?