Jovani Hernandez The JR Smith Air Jordan Tomorrow Retro 11 IE Low continues to be a topic of Nike because of Travis Scott, but the design from 1985 keeps reinventing itself for a new generation.
Recently the silhouette emerged in shades of off-white and tan, with the latter hue taking on overlays around the forefoot, tongue and heel. Jumpman branding on the top of the tongue and sock-liner opts for a complementary black arrangement, whereas “Air Jordan” emblems on the spine opt for bold red flair. Underfoot, the oft-imitated sole unit keeps things simple in the upper’s two titular colors.
Enjoy official Olive of the pair ahead, and anticipate a Nike.com launch soon.
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