Jordan Brand re-introduced one of its most beloved Air Jordan 5s in 2021.

First debuted in jordan 4 off white 2009 as part of the DMP “Raging Blue Pack,” the drop maintained the original, signature details, like the “Varsity Suede” upper complemented by black eyestays with translucent midfoot netting and throats.

Defining details like “23” branding at the rear quarter and a black midsole with white and red shark teeth-inspired markings also remain.

The Air Jordan 11 Retro Low “Legend Blue” brings back one of the sneaker’s original colorways from 1996. Debuted on Michael

Jordan during that year’s NBA All-Star Game, this iteration reimagines the original mid-top as a low-cut style constructed from a white leather base with patent leather mudguards.

On the sneaker’s insole, a “25” is printed instead of the standard “23” to mark the 25th anniversary of the sneaker.

Of the four summer releases of the YEEZY BOOST 350 V2, “Mono Ice” was the true standout.



For this model, a translucent light blue one-piece upper covers a webbed cage design.

Pull tabs, lacing and sockliner come through in the same color and the typical BOOST sole unit remains underfoot.

Inspired by the original Air Jordan 4 “Oreo” from 1999, this summer re-release of the sneaker plays off the shoe’s defining elements.

Instead of black leather, the upper features a premium white tumbled leather with complementary mesh and speckled “Cement Grey” elements.

Also unlike the original release of the highly-coveted “Oreo” colorway, this sneaker features a red Jumpman and a paint splatter midsole.

With a simple, classic color combination, the release of the Nike Dunk “Black/White” was one of Nike’s most popular drops of 2021, signaling the popularity of the silhouette.

More than that, the style jordan 4 off white was released as part of brand’s Next Nature initiative, meaning the sneaker is constructed in more earth-friendly materials.