The Air Jordan 1 High OG Lost & Found, previously known as the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined, is without a doubt the most anticipated Jordan Brand release of 2022. Though not quite an actual retro release of Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago, this new “Lost & Found” rendition of the sneaker is a refreshing take on a classic colorway of the Air Jordan 1 High OG.
Regarding the backstory of the sneaker, the overall concept of the release is an homage to mom and pop shops. From the special custom packaging to the retro-inspired details, everything plays a part in imagining a scenario in which you come a DS pair of Chicago 1s in the basement/storage of these very mom and pop shops. Imagine the Chicago 1s in storage packed up in beat up boxes, which even includes a replacement AJKO lid. The mix up concept presents the idea of “Lost and Found” to give you an aged filter look to this old classic. Aside from the vintage box, other much-appreciated packaging details include a vintage receipt, discount stickers and even some newspaper with vintage Air Jordan 1 advertisements on it.
The Air Jordan 1 High OG Lost & Found is said to mirror the release of 1994. Additionally, the sneaker is equipped with a slightly larger Swoosh on the side panels as well as a formed toe box. The design of the sneaker looks to replicate the distressed look of older pairs by coming equipped with cracks all throughout the toe box, mid-panel, and collar, while the soles are also aged to recreate the dustiness that is common when you end up leaving sneakers in storage for too long. Other details include the refined Wings logo on the collar and Muslin-colored tongues.
The Air Jordan 1 High OG Lost & Found will retail for $180 and is currently slated to release on November 19th at select retailers and Nike SNKRS. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 1 High OG Lost & Found.
In release news, here’s your reminder that the Air Jordan 4 WMNS Canyon Purple drops this weekend.
ABOUT THE MODEL: The Air Jordan 1 High OG is arguably the most beloved sneaker in the Jordan signature line. The Chicago pair could also very well be the most popular OG colorway of the Air Jordan 1. Although the Chicago 1 was not the first colorway of the Air Jordan 1 that Michael Jordan got to lace up (Bred 1s were), the timeless Black, Red and White (Bulls) color scheme has grown to become a fan favorite the majority sneakerheads.
The last time the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago dropped was back in 2015. Although this “Lost & Found” version is not quite a true to OG release, it’s definitely done in a manner that many of us can appreciate. 99.9% of us don’t own a pair of 1985 Chicago 1s. With this upcoming release, this is as close as we can get to owning just that. This will without a doubt be one of the best, if not the best Jordan Brand release of 2022.
UPDATE (10/11): With the debut slated to take place next month, Nike drops official images of the Air Jordan 1 High OG Lost & Found. It’s happening, y’all! It’s really happening.
UPDATE (9/26): Check out on-feet images of the Air Jordan 1 High OG Lost & Found via yankeekicks. A release is currently expected on November 19th for $180.
UPDATE (8/16): beechkicks_ and zsneakerheadz give us a detailed look at the Air Jordan 1 High OG Lost & Found.
UPDATE (8/15): We got a whole lot of updates to share with you. For starters, the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined is actually named the Air Jordan 1 High OG Lost & Found. Regarding the backstory of the sneaker, the overall concept of the release is an homage to mom and pop shops. From the special custom packaging to the retro-inspired details, everything plays a part in imagining a scenario in which you come a DS pair of Chicago 1s in the basement/storage of these very mom and pop shops. Imagine the Chicago 1s in storage packed up in beat up boxes, which even includes a replacement AJKO lid. The mix up concept presents the idea of “Lost and Found” to give you an aged filter look to this old classic. Aside from the vintage box, other much-appreciated packaging details include a vintage receipt, discount stickers and even some newspaper with vintage Air Jordan 1 advertisements on it.
The Air Jordan 1 High OG Lost & Found is said to mirror the release of 1994 while also coming equipped with a slightly larger Swoosh on the side panels as well as a formed toe box. The design of the sneaker looks to replicate the distressed look of older pairs by coming equipped with cracks all throughout the toe box, mid-panel, and collar, while the soles are also aged to recreate the dustiness that is common when you end up leaving sneakers in storage for too long.
UPDATE (8/10): Initially slated to debut on October 29th, the proposed release date for the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined is now set for November 19th. Shouts to zsneakerheadz for the info and Private Selection with the assist on the latest images.
UPDATE (8/1): zsneakerheadz / mr_unloved1s give us a first look at the special vintage-inspired packaging of the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined. This includes the Orange Nike Sportwear lid combined with the retro Air Jordan 1 box. Both the box and lid come with dings on the corners and some heavy wear and tear to further add to the aged “Reimagined” aesthetic of the release. 
UPDATE (6/27): We’ve seen plenty of the Air Jordan 1 High OG Chicago Reimagined over the past couple of weeks, but die_sel666 gives us a first look at the highly anticipated release in grade school sizing. The same “reimagined” traits and features found on the adult pair appear on the grade school version. 
UPDATE (6/21): In-hand look at the Air Jordan 1 High OG ?Chicago Reimagined? courtesy of solesbyzay_backup. These new images give us a better look at the cracked leather detailing on the ankles/heels, the aged Sail tongues, and the oxidized detailing on the red outsoles.
Official Images: Air Jordan 1 Mid Purple Velvet
The Air Jordan 7 SE Afrobeats Arrives This Month
Making its debut this fall season, here are official images of the Air Jordan 7 SE Afrobeats.
One of several Air Jordan 7 releases celebrating the model’s 30th anniversary this year, this special iteration of the model is inspired by Afrobeats. Afrobeats also known as Afro-pop, Afro-fusion, is an umbrella term to describe popular music from West Africa and the diaspora that initially developed in Nigeria, Ghana, and the UK in the 2000s and 2010s. Done in an official color scheme listed as Vachetta Tan/Black-Taxi-Dark Concord, details include an upper covered in earthy Tan hues with bold Black and White hits along with Purple and Yellow accents on its midsole. The sneaker’s most notable feature is the geometric graphic and screen-prints found throughout the shoe.
Retailing for $210, look for the Air Jordan 7 SE Afrobeats to make its debut at select retailers and Nike SNKRS on October 20th. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 7 SE Afrobeats.
In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 4 WMNS Canyon Purple drops on SNKRS this week.
UPDATE (10/10): Initially believed to release on October 20th, the latest update now suggests that the Air Jordan 7 SE Afrobeats releases October 22nd via SNKRS.
UPDATE (8/17): Following a look at official images, @zsneakerheadz has reported that the all-new Air Jordan 7 SE “Afrobeats” is expected to release on October 20th for $210.
UPDATE (7/11): Nike share official images of the Air Jordan 7 SE in the Afrobeats colorway.
h/t: zsneakerheadz
The Air Jordan 37 Gets The Oreo Treatment
We got a new colorway of the Air Jordan 37 to share with you. This time around the newest Jordan Brand signature shoe is given the tried and true “Oreo” treatment.
Done in a versatile White and Black (Oreo) colorway, the Air Jordan 37 is highlighted by its Lenoweave upper inspired by the Air Jordan 7 which comes constructed from West African basket weaving techniques. When it comes to the sole of the sneaker, it comes equipped with a dynamic Formula 23 foam midsole that is then paired with a carbon fiber plate at the midfoot and a Zoom Air unit at the forefoot. Black speckling on the midsole and two-toned laces round out the main features of the sneaker.
Retailing for $185, look for the Air Jordan 37 Oreo to release on November 13th at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 37 Oreo.
In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 4 WMNS Canyon Purple drops on SNKRS this week.
Neon Colors Land On The Air Jordan 1 Low GS Hoops
Jordan Brand’s “Hoops” series has added this bold colorway of the Air Jordan 1 Low to the collection.
Said to be a grade-school exclusive colorway of the model, the Air Jordan 1 Low GS Hoops comes dressed in a White, Coconut Milk, Shadow Green, and Laser Orange color scheme. The small-footer only kicks is constructed out of a mix of smooth, tumbled, and patent leather alongside mesh tongues and lining. The complex upper is given even more depth with the addition of the chenille Swooshes on the side panels. Other notable details include the basketball-themed tongue labels , the “23” on the left heel and Wings branding on the right heel.
Feeling these? Look for the Air Jordan 1 Low GS Hoops to debut in the near future at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 1 Low GS Hoops.
In other news, who’s feeling the upcoming Air Jordan 1 High OG WMNS Starfish?
Official Images: Air Jordan 11 WMNS Midnight Navy
Holiday offerings from Jordan Brand are notable standouts and an Air Jordan 11 Velvet WMNS “Midnight Navy” is suggested to arrive on Black Friday, according to sources. Reportedly flaunting a color scheme of “Midnight Navy/Metallic Silver-White,” the model is suggested to feature the similar aesthetic as the 2016 Air Jordan 11 GS Heiress “Night Maroon”. Additionally, a rendering of the purported style suggests a Midnight Navy upper with nubuck replacing the traditional mesh base and velvet utilized to replace the traditional patent leather overlay. Finally, a white midsole and icy translucent outsole rounds out the makeup.
Retailing for $225, look for the Air Jordan 11 Velvet WMNS “Midnight Navy” at select Jordan Brand stockists and online on November 11. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.
In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 4 WMNS Canyon Purple drops on SNKRS this week.
ABOUT THE RELEASE: This Air Jordan 11 is technically considered one of the yearly holiday Jordan 11s that we see every year. That being said, it is/hat not received the same type of attention that the upcoming Air Jordan 11 Cherry has been receiving. It could be because it does not come in the traditional (patent leather/mesh) construction or it could also be due to the colors used on the sneaker. That being said, are you looking forward to this release?
UPDATE (10/10): With the proposed release date fast-approaching, Nike drops official images of the Air Jordan 11 Velvet WMNS Midnight Navy . Current reports have this women’s colorway of the Air Jordan 11 dropping on November 11th for the retail price of $225.
UPDATE 10/10: Check out the official photos of the women?s Air Jordan 11 ?Midnight Navy? below.
UPDATE: 9/22 – Detailed imagery of the Air Jordan 11 Velvet WMNS “Midnight Navy” courtesy of GOAT are now unveiled.
UPDATE: 8/10 – A preview of the Air Jordan 11 Velvet WMNS “Midnight Navy” is now provided courtesy of zsneakerheadz. Stay tuned for the official unveiling.
UPDATE: 7/25 – According to sources, the Air Jordan 11 Velvet WMNS “Midnight Navy” will now make its official debut a bit earlier on November 11, as it was previously scheduled for Black Friday, November 25. An updated rendering of the purported style has also been revealed below. Overall, the navy makeup is almost reflective of the 2017 Air Jordan 11 “Win Like 82” but in a more premium/lifestyle variation.
UPDATE: 7/25 – According to sources, the Air Jordan 11 Velvet WMNS “Midnight Navy” will now make its official debut a bit earlier on November 11, as it was previously scheduled for Black Friday, November 25. An updated rendering of the purported style has also been revealed below. Overall, the navy makeup is almost reflective of the 2017 Air Jordan 11 “Win Like 82” but in a more premium/lifestyle variation.
h/t: zsneakerdeadz
h/t: Sneaker Files/zsneakerheadz
A Preview of the SoleFly x Air Jordan 13
An initial look at the SoleFly x Air Jordan 13 is showcased as this exclusive variation is expected to make its debut in the very near future. Draped in an official color scheme of “Muslin/Light Smoke Grey-Gum Light Brown-Celestine Blue” reminiscent of UNC-like colors, the silhouette boasts a suede and ripstop nylon upper while detailed with the signature quilted dimples across its overlays. Additionally, textured inner lining, elephant printed insoles, followed by SoleFly logos on the tongue, the signature eye holographic on its heels, and a gum rubber outsole solidifies its profile.
Expect this SoleFly x Air Jordan 13 to make its debut at SoleFly and select stockists soon. Stay tuned for the official release date. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks.
Up next, here’s when to cop the Air Jordan 4 “Midnight Navy”.
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Release Date: Air Jordan 9 Boot NRG Military Brown Legion Green
In addition to the Air Jordan 9 Boot NRG Black Gum making a return this upcoming fall/winter, the Air Jordan 9 Boot NRG “Beef and Broccoli” is also making a comeback. Last released in the fall of 2018, this Boot version of the Air Jordan 9 gets covered in an official color makeup of Military Brown/Legion Green-University Red-Black as the shoe features a water-resistant full suede construction on the upper with olive dominating the upper along with brown on the heel and mudguards. Additional details include pops of red on the tongue and heel logos, rope laces, boot-style metal eyelets, and a black midsole and rugged rubber outsole. Be on the lookout for the Air Jordan 9 Boot NRG ?Beef and Broccoli? to release later this year as we’ll be sure to keep you updated here at Kicks On Fire.
For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 9 Boot NRG Beef and Broccoli.
UPDATE (10/7): Nike has announced that the Air Jordan 9 Boot NRG Military Brown/Legion Green aka “Beef and Broccoli” will be releasing via SNKRS on October 19th for $225.
Inspired by design elements from the Special Field Boot, the Air Jordan 9 NRG Boot features a water-resistant coating and heavy tread, plus a durable leather and suede construction. Zoom Air units in the heel and forefoot provide plush, lightweight cushioning.
images: Nike
Official Images: Titan x Air Jordan 2 Low WMNS
An initial look at the Titan x Air Jordan 2 Low WMNS is revealed as it’s another exclusive collaboration with the Philippines-based retailer. Draped in an official color scheme of “Sail/Safety Orange-Chlorophyll-Coconut Milk,” the low-top’s vibrant makeup consists of a white leather upper that is complemented with grey suede overlays. Punctuating the profile are Chlorophyll Green corduroy mudguards and orange accents adorning the inner lining and wings logo on the tongue. Additionally, three different sets of laces, a custom Titan-branded hangtag, hits of teal for the eyelets and tip of the tongue, followed by a speckled midsole and sail rubber sole rounds out the style.
Retailing for $200, look for the Titan x Air Jordan 2 Low WMNS to make its debut at Titan and select Jordan Brand stockists and online this holiday season. Always keep it locked to KicksOnFire for the latest in sneaker news, release dates and where to purchase your favorite kicks. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Titan x Air Jordan 2 Low WMNS.
In Jordan Brand news, the Air Jordan 4 Midnight Navy is on the way.
UPDATE (10/7): Dropping this holiday season for $200, here are official images of the Titan x Air Jordan 2 Low WMNS. Stay tuned for a confirmed release date.
UPDATE (6/14): Yankeekicks shares on-feet images of the women’s Titan x Air Jordan 2 Low collaboration. There is still no release date but current reports still have them releasing this holiday season.
UPDATE (6/13): Private Selection gives us a detailed look at the Titan x Air Jordan 2 Low WMNS. New images showcase the graphic insoles consisting of doodles of hoopers as well as Jumpman branding on the right and Titan branding on the left. 
UPDATE (06/08): Take a look at new images of the upcoming Titan x Air Jordan 2 Low courtesy of sneaker_head_sample. The collaborative Air Jordan 2 dons a white leather upper with grey suede overlays and pops of color throughout. A release date is not known yet.
Images: masterchefian
Coming Soon: Jordan Dub Zero White Black Red
The Jordan Dub Zero was THE sneaker during the mid-2000s. We all know that for the most part hybrid Jordan models are not as accepted as your traditional Jordan retro, but there was something dope about the Dub Zero that attracted lots of us. Jordan Brand is once again bringing back the Jordan Dub Zero in hope of experiencing the same type of success.
Below you will get an official look at this brand new White, Black and Red colorway of the Jordan Dub Zero. Not be be confused with the OG White, Black and Red pair, this pair dons the same colors but with different color blocking. This pair starts off with White leather overlays detailed with the signature laser print that’s then paired up with Black patent leather mudguards. Other details include the Black tongues, Red and Grey midsole, additional Red contrasting accents, Black laces and a Black heel tab with a Grey stripe on it.
Retailing for $160, look for the Jordan Dub Zero White Black Red to release in the coming months at select retailers and Nike.com. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Jordan Dub Zero White Black Red.
In other news, who’s looking to cop the Air Jordan 3 Winterized Archeo Brown tomorrow?
The Air Jordan 1 Utility Neutral Olive Is Now Up For Grabs
Coming Soon: Jordan Zion 2 Black Cement
Zion Williamson’s latest colorway of his Jordan Zion 2 is inspired by a Jordan retro that is considered by many the best the line has to offer, the Air Jordan 4 Black Cement.
Previewed below, the Jordan Zion 2 Black Cement comes dressed in a Black nubuck suede/mesh upper decorated with a speckled (cement) pattern on the midsole. Other details on the sneaker include the Siren Red hits on the branding, an off-white outsole and a cement-colored heel overlay.
Retailing for $120, look for the Jordan Zion 2 Black Cement to release in full-family sizing in the near future.
