The white, black and red color scheme has been applied to every single Air Jordan silhouette, multiple times over, but there are still some combinations that have not yet released to the public. For example, this Chicago Bulls-inspired Air Jordan 11 Low that looks like an alternate version of the “Concord” colorway combined with elements of the beloved “Bred” Air Jordan 11.

Check out the latest video preview below,

Essentially, the kicks are a red-bottom “Concord” Air Jordan 11 Low with an additional hit of red appearing on the ’23’ branding on the heel.

When this new Bulls-themed AJ11 Low does finally release, whether it’s actually on May 23rd as is now being reported, or a date sometime thereafter, it is believed that there will be sizes available for the whole family. Men’s pairs will be priced at $185, while grade school, pre-school and toddler sizes check in at $140, $80 and $60, respectively. 

Continue scrolling for some on-foot photos, and click here for a detailed look at Zion Williamson’s feathery “Pelicans” Air Jordan 34 PE.

Jordan Brand has a few more Bugs Bunny-inspired retros in the works, including a furry, “Hare 2.0” colorway of the Air Jordan 7 that’ll reportedly hit retailers next month.

As seen in the latest batch of leaked images provided by sneaker source @HanZuYing, the special edition 7s come equipped a fuzzy grey construction as a nod to everybody’s favorite carrot-obsessed cartoon character. Additionally, the kicks feature pink detailing on the tongue and ankle collar while a colorful heel logo rounds out the look. As a further nod to Bugs, the “Hare 2.0” AJ7 will also come housed in a white box with a carrot stamped on the lid.

Jordan Brand has not yet announced official release details but @Zsneakerheadz reports that the “Hare” 7s are slated to launch sometime in April for the retail price of $250. 

Take a closer look at the sneaks in the IG post embedded below, and click here to preview the “Hare” Air Jordan 6.

The Air Jordan 5 turns 30 years old this year, which means sneakerheads can expect a plethora of AJ5 releases throughout the calendar year. This will include all-time classics like the “Fire Red” Air Jordan 5, as well as some never before seen styles such as the “Alternate Grape” colorway.

Additionally, Jordan Brand reportedly plans to introduce a brand new “Easter” colorway on April 3rd. 

Highlighted by an Easter egg-inspired paint splatter design throughout the white leather upper, the festive 5s come equipped with colorful “Laser Crimson” and “Voltage Purple” accents. White laces, a clear lace lock and a white midsole/outsole combination round out the look.

The kicks in question are billed as a grade school exclusive and will therefore be priced at $140 when they hit retailers. This design certainly isn’t for everyone but the good news is there will be plenty of other AJ5s on the market in due time. Stay tuned for official photos of the Air Jordan 5 GS “Easter,” and click here to preview the upcoming “Top 5” colorway.

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Jordan Brand’s Spring/Summer 2020 collection will reportedly consist of two different “Court Purple” Air Jordans, including the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG that’ll be arriving in early April, and this highly anticipated Air Jordan 4. According to reports, the “Court Purple” 4s are still scheduled to launch on May 14th for the retail price of $190.

As seen in the first batch of leaked photos, the “Court Purple” 4s come equipped with an all-white, leather build, while the sneaker’s namesake color appears on the tongue, heel, lace clips and air unit. Overall, the color blocking is just like the “Classic Green” AJ4 that originally released in 2004.

In addition to this white & purple colorway, Jordan Brand also has plans to drop two more white-based Air Jordan 4s; one equipped with a “White, Metallic Silver, Pine Green” color scheme and the other sporting “White, Metallic Silver, University Red.”

Check out some on-foot shots of the “Court Purple” colorway below, and click here to preview what the “Pine Green” iteration might look like.

Jordan Brand has multiple “Court Purple” Air Jordan retros on tap for the spring season, including the highly anticipated Air Jordan 4, as well as the latest iteration of the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG. The latter is officially scheduled to launch on April 4th in both men’s and grade school sizes.

Unlike the 2018 “Court Purple” Air Jordan 1 which went the “Black Toe” route, this 2020 release follows the color blocking of the “Chicago” Air Jordan 1. Needless to say, the red overlays have been swapped out in favor of the shoe’s namesake hue. 

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Court Purple” features a smooth leather construction with white handling the mid panels, tongue, toe and midsole, while court purple overlays appear in all the familiar places. Meanwhile, black adorns the ankle collar, Nike swooshes and wings branding to round out the look.

As shown in the IG post embedded above, the kicks will apparently come with an extra set of lavender laces. That doesn’t seem to fit with the rest of the design, but I regress.

Look for the Court Purple 1s to arrive on April 4th in men’s and grade school sizes priced at $170 and $130, respectively. Continue scrolling for some additional photos and videos of the “Court Purple” 1s, and click here to preview the forthcoming Air Jordan 4 of the same name.

There are no shortage of Air Jordan 1s on tap for this spring, and beyond, as Jordan Brand has several brand new colorways set to release in the coming weeks and months. Among them, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Game Royal.” 

Before you get your hopes up, this is not the iconic “Royal” Air Jordan 1, but a version that looks like a variation the exclusive Fragment Design collab that dropped in 2014. Only this pair won’t cost you thousands of dollars.

As seen in the latest video teaser, the upcoming “Game Royal” 1s feature a smooth leather upper done up in white and black, while the sneaker’s namesake hue appears on the toe box, ankle collard and outsole. Additional details include white “Nike Air” branding on the tongue to match the white wings logo, and an extra set of royal blue laces to round out the look.

The kicks will reportedly be available on May 9th in both men’s and grade school sizes priced at $170 and $130, respectively. Check out some on-foot photos in the IG post embedded below, and click here to preview the “Light Smoke Grey” Air Jordan 1.

The Concord x Bred Air Jordan 11 Low mashup is heading to retailers in the near future, but we’ll have to wait a few weeks longer than originally expected. According to sneaker source J23 App, the kicks are now scheduled to launch on May 23rd, nearly one month after the April 25th release date that was originally reported. 

As seen in the leaked images embedded above, this upcoming Air Jordan 11 Low blends two of the silhouette’s most iconic color schemes: Concord and Bred. Essentially, the kicks are a red-bottom “Concord” Air Jordan 11 Low with an additional hit of red appearing on the ’23’ branding on the heel.

When they do finally release, whether it’s actually on May 23rd or a date sometime thereafter, it is believed that there will be sizes available for the whole family. Men’s pairs will be priced at $185, while grade school, pre-school and toddler sizes check in at $140, $80 and $60, respectively. 

Check out some additional photos below, and click here for updated release info on the “Court Purple” Air Jordan 4.

After months of rumors and speculation, it appears that the highly anticipated Air Jordan 6 "DMP" will finally be making its way back to retailers on April 11th. That release date has changed time and again since the start of the year, but we're cautiously optimistic that the 4/11 launch date will actually stick this time around.

The "Fire Red" Air Jordan 5, one of the all-time classic sneakers, will be returning to retailers in very near future - but we'll have to wait a little longer than originally expected. Initial reports suggested that the Fire Red 5s would be available on March 28th, in celebration of the 30th anniversary that Michael Jordan dropped 69 points on the Cleveland Cavaliers.

However, sneaker source J23 App reports that the release date has now been pushed back until April 25th. This isn't the first time that a highly anticipated release has been postponed (See the "DMP" Air Jordan 6), and it looks like even more launch dates will be altered moving forward.

The Air Jordan 11 Low is returning to retailers next month in a brand new colorway that looks to combine two of the silhouette’s most iconic color schemes: Concord and Bred. Essentially, the kicks are a red-bottom “Concord” Air Jordan 11 Low with an additional hit of red appearing on the ’23’ branding on the heel. 

Rumors of the upcoming release first surfaced back in the fall of 2019, but we’re now just weeks away from the launch date. According to sneaker source @Zsneakerheadz, this Chicago Bulls-friendly colorway will be arriving on April 25th in sizes for the whole fam – Men’s pairs will be priced at $185, while grade school, pre-school and toddler sizes check in at $140, $80 and $60, respectively. 

At the moment, this is the only traditional Air Jordan 11 Low on the calendar for 2020, although there is reportedly a “Black Cement” Air Jordan 11 Low IE in the works for later this year. Click here for more details on that colorway and continue scrolling for some additional shots of the Concord x Bred AJ11 Low.