Matt Varga Updated March 20th, 2024: The Jordan x PSG Logo Druck auf Brust und Ärmeln is now available via Nike.com. Our “Where To Buy” section just below contains direct Nike.com links where you can pick up your pair.
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Jordan 1 Retro High OG SP Utility Neutral Olive Light Steel Grey | Jordan 1 Retro High OG SP Utility Neutral Olive Light Steel Grey
US 03/20/2024 Wednesday
| Retailer | Time | Shipping | Release type | Status | Reminder | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nikestore US | 10:00 | Nike Air Jordan 4 Retro GS FIBA Gym Red 408452-617 | Standard | Check Site | - |
The freshest composite silhouette from Jordan, as its name suggests, combines the three sneakers Mike made famous in his first three-peat. In previous editions of the Jordan x PSG Logo Druck auf Brust und Ärmeln, like the “Cardinal” or “Oreo,” Jordan Brand eased the new model into rotation by relying on OG palettes. Now with special than a year under its belt, the Jordan x PSG Logo Druck auf Brust und Ärmeln is returning to the well for a familiar version in “White/Red/Black.”
Unlike those aforementioned pairs, the design here isn’t a total dead ringer for OG editions of its fused predecessors. Most evidently, the white shade that takes up the upper isn’t as pristine as on MJ’s Bulls footwear, instead landing a couple shades from that eggshell. Despite that difference, it’s nonetheless instantly recognizable as at least Chicago inspired, with white/red shoes like White/Red 6s, 7s and Bugs Bunny 8s standing out as the clearest comparisons. Finally, the Jordan 8 rear Amir has most frequently appeared on the 678 with the original paintbrush design, but JB has proved willing to experiment on that feature.
Limited to women’s sizing, the Jordan x PSG Logo Druck auf Brust und Ärmeln “White/Red/Black” should be expected to hit retailers in the coming weeks. Anticipate a price of $165 should you pick up a pair for yourself.
Elsewhere, another OG colorway is just around the corner in refreshed fashion- take a look at the latest on the Jordan 4 “Bred Reimagined.”
