The Jordan Brand Holiday 2015 Collection Is Lit [Photos]
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Summer is a wrap and the fall is here, which means the holidays are right around the corner. For Jordan Brand, it means it time to unveil the kicks and gear that you’ll be adding to your wish list.
Jordan Brand’s 2015 Holiday Collection features apparel and footwear from their Jordan Training, Jordan Performance and Jordan Sportswear category that offer plenty off style but are first and foremost rooted in performance. Hip-Hop Wired got a chance to check out the range in person and these are some of the standout offerings.
Air Jordan 11 “72-10”
The Air Jordan 11 “72-10” is crack in sneaker form. Early word is they will retail for $210 if you’re savvy enough to snag a pair. No photo does justice to the already classic AJ 11 model that ups the ante with butter leather and other remastered cues.
Girls Love Js, Too
Female sneakers heads will be making boys and men envious with this pack. Those white and dark grey flavored Air Jordan XIV’s are top notch. Also included in the pack is the Jordan Eclipse, with a wool-like upper, the Jordan Jasmine, and a mean Air Jordan 1 Hi.
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Air Jordan 1 Retro Hi UNC
These Js are just a must cop if you are collector. Point blank, period.
The colorway is “Powder Blue” but it might as well be UNC or Tarheel Blue.
Russell Westbrook’s Kicks
Westbrook is the face of the Air Jordan XX9, but holds the distinction of the being the first Jordan Brand athlete with a lifestyle signature shoe, the Westbrook 0. There were four colorways that feature faux-snakeskin aesthetics, if you’re into that sort of thing. .
Striking Control
Chris Paul’s new signature shoe, the Jordan CP3.IX is here. Check out more info about them here. Colors seen here include “Emerald,” “Yellow Dragon,” “Papa Chili” and “Hornets.”
Rain, Hail, Snow
Jordan Brand’s apparel remains highly functional with extra attention being paid to keeping the elements out. The jackets and hoodies look good on or off the court, field or track.
History…
This bomber jacket is killer. Peep this history it feature.
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