Jayson Tatum is a Jordan Brand athlete which means he is constantly being given dope new sneakers before anyone else. Tatum typically likes to show off what he’s given, and recently, he went on social media and revealed a mesh pair of Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey’s.” Of course, this is an extremely popular Jordan 11 colorway that received a retro all the way back in 2010. Since that time, fans have been begging for another release, and Tatum’s social media post has some speculating that a retro could become a reality.

Jordan Brand has been known to surprise fans with retro releases when they least expect it so a “Cool Grey” drop certainly isn’t outside the realm of possibility. Over the last two years, Jordan Brand has come through with Jordan 11 retros around Christmas time, which further gives credence to this theory. In 2018, “Concords” got the retro treatment and in 2019, it was the “Bred” model that made a comeback.

For now, a “Cool Grey” release is not officially confirmed so stay tuned for updates as we will be sure to bring you all of the latest information. Also, let us know where the “Cool Grey” colorway ranks for you among other Air Jordan 11’s.

Every year, a pair of Air Jordan 11 sneakers is offered right in time for the holidays, allowing an opportunity for sneakerheads to cop what they really wanted for Christmas, Hanukkah, or whatever you celebrate. There have been rumors circulating about this year’s colorway and, with all of the release delays due to the pandemic, it was unclear if we would still be getting one of the year’s most anticipated drops. Thankfully, they’re still on pace to release in December and a first look has finally been offered.

Popular sneaker page @zsneakerheadz just shared the first picture of the upcoming release and it’s looking to be an insta-cop for most people.

The colorway is being classified as “Black/White-Metallic Silver-Clear” and the silhouette contains a black-based upper. There are hits of metallic silver on the heel, as well as on the eyelets. A white midsole and a sleek translucent outsole complete the look. 

This sneaker is expected to release on December 12, but that has not been confirmed by Jordan Brand yet.

Take a look at the first photo of the traditional Air Jordan 11 holiday release and let us know if you’ll be trying your luck at scooping up a pair.

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Over the last few years, Jordan Brand has been ramping up the number of colorways it has produced for the Air Jordan 11 Low. Of course, we all know that the OG Jordan 11 is a classic but there is something to be said for the low top which carries quite a bit of fashionable integrity. It’s the perfect shoe for the summer and doubles as both a basketball sneaker and a tennis shoe. With that being said, it shouldn’t be surprising that Jumpman is always trying to innovate and bring new models to the sneakerheads.

Thanks to @zsneakerheadz, we now know that another new Air Jordan 11 Low is supposedly supposed to drop next April for women only. This model is going to be called “Bright Citrus” and it certainly lives up to its name. As you can see, the upper is mostly white while the patent leather around the upper is orange. From there, we have an icy blue outsole that adds some contrast amongst the rest of the sneaker.

Overall, this is promising to be a pretty dope release although it remains to be seen whether or not it will drop on time. Stay tuned for updates regarding this shoe as we will be sure to bring them to you.

If you're one of those people who loves the Air Jordan 11 Low, then you are going to be happy to hear about the brand new colorway that is supposed to be blessing the silhouette in May of 2021. If you remember, back in 1996, Michael Jordan wore the Air Jordan 11 "Colombia" in the All-Star game which was an homage to his alma mater, UNC. The shoe had a white upper and a "legend blue" outsole which made for some nice clean yet flashy aesthetics out on the court.

Back in 2014, the "Colombia" received a mid-top retro except it was referred to as "Legend Blue." Well, now, this "Legend Blue" aesthetic is coming to the Jordan 11 except this time in low-top form. Thanks to @soleheatonfeat and @zsneakerheadz we know that the shoe will look exactly like its mid-top counterpart and will certainly be a huge cop for fans once it finally comes out.

One of the most frequently teased sneakers over the past few months have been the Air Jordan 11Low “Bred Concord” which is a mixture of two of the most infamous AJ 11 colorways of all time. While these colors may be represented in the less popular low-top version of the 11, there is no denying that fans have been hungry to finally get their hands on these.

Luckily, the official images were recently revealed and they are already looking fantastic. As you can see, the upper is mostly white while the patent leather material that wraps around the silhouette is a dark navy “concord” color. Meanwhile, red can be found on the outsole, as well as some highlights on the tongue and insole. Overall, it’s a clean colorway that will look perfect with some of your summer-ready outfits.

The release date for this sneaker has been pushed around quite a bit but now, it appears as though a solid date has been put in place. If you want to get your hands on these, you can expect them to drop on June 20th of this year for $185 USD. Let us know in the comments below if you plan on copping.

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If you’re a sneakerhead, then you definitely know all about the Air Jordan 11 “Concord.” It is one of the greatest sneakers of all time and continues to sell out instantly, whenever it gets a retro release. With that being said, Jordan Brand is looking to give the “Concord” model a low top update that will be dropping for women only.

This model is called the Air Jordan 11 Low “Concord Sketch” and recently, we got a first look at the offering. Now, thanks to Instagram sneaker insider @hanzuying, we have some impressive shots of the sneaker, including on-foot images that will have you salivating. The shoe follows the same formula as the “Concord” as there is a white upper and icy blue outsole. However, the main difference here is the fact that the patent leather material that wraps around the shoe is actually a vibrant bluish-purple, as opposed to the standard to the near-black navy blue.

For now, this colorway is slated to drop on May 22nd for $185 USD. This release date is subject to change to stay tuned for all of the latest updates as we will be sure to bring them to you.

Jordan Brand has been unveiling a whole lot of shoes today as Nike looked to reveal their spring and summer lineup. This news certainly helped douce the flames of all the Coronavirus stuff we have been dealing with over the past couple of weeks. One of the shoes that have been heavily teased over the past couple of months is the Air Jordan 11 Low “Bred Concord” which sees the “Bred” and “Concord” colorways come together, just like the name would suggest.

Today, Jumpman dropped the official images of the shoe, which helped cement the idea that these are actually coming out. As you can see, the sneaker has a mostly white upper while the patent leather material is black. From there, the outsole is Red which is what helps implement the “Bred” aspect.

For now, the release date for these is being set for May 23rd at a price of $185 USD. With this in mind, don’t be surprised if they are delayed just like many other recent Jordan Brand releases. The Coronavirus has put multiple plans on hold and if this stretches out deeper into the spring, we could see even more big delays.

Let us know in the comments below what you think of these and whether or not you plan on copping.

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.

When Michael Jordan came back to the NBA in 1995, he needed a new sneaker to play in. The Air Jordan 9 and 10 were solid models but because MJ never got to play in them, fans were hoping for something with a bit more, shall we say, oomph. With the Air Jordan 11, that’s exactly what designer Tinker Hatfield achieved. The Jordan 11 quickly became one of the best models in the Jumpman library and continues to dazzle fans, to this day. Over the years, there have been some memorable colorways of the shoe and with this list, we are counting them down. 

10. Air Jordan 11 “Win Like 96”

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Of all the colorways on this list, this is easily the most recent. The colorway was made to pay homage to Michael Jordan’s big championship back in 1996. It was his first season back with the Chicago Bulls and they went on to capture Jordan’s fourth championship ring. This particular sneaker embodies the aesthetic of the Bulls as the upper is covered in red patent leather. From there, the midsole is white while the outsole is made of icy blue material. It’s a flashy colorway but such is the case when you have a patent leather sneaker.

9. Air Jordan 11 “Gamma Blue”

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While the “Win Like 96” model is flashy, the “Gamma Blue” offering is much more lowkey, albeit, fire all the same. This sneaker dropped back in 2013 and contains some colorful elements in select places. The upper of the shoe is covered in black materials while the Jumpman logo on the back heel is teal. This same color finds itself on the outsole although it is surrounded by a darker blue hue. Gold is placed on the “23” branding near the back and it’s also placed on the tongue. This subtle sneaker looks dope on feet and is a great addition to anyone’s Air Jordan 11 collection.

8. Air Jordan 11 “72-10”

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If there was ever an Air Jordan sneaker that you could wear with a suit, it would be this one. Back in 2015, Jordan Brand paid tribute to the 72-10 1995-96 Chicago Bulls with their very own special colorway. One word that could be used to describe the shoe is subtle. The upper is made with black tumbled leather in the middle all while patent leather wraps its way around the toe box and side panels. Jumpman opted for a clear outsole that blends in seamlessly with the midsole. Last but not least, there is a red Jumpman logo on the back heel which gives you that Bulls aesthetic. Aside from maybe the “Bred” model, this is the one Jordan 11 colorway that all Bulls fans should own. 

7. Air Jordan 11 “Pantone”

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Michael Jordan may have made his mark with the Chicago Bulls but it was the University of North Carolina Tar Heels that turned the legend into the star he eventually became. The Tar Heels are known for their iconic powder blue color schemes and the “Pantone” model overwhelms you with just that. As you can see, the upper is covered in “Carolina Blue” that truly shines on the patent leather. This color is contrasted by a white Jumpman logo and matching midsole. While it may be flashy, there is no denying that this is one of the nicest Jordan models you’ll ever see. The materials and colors are so compatible you can’t help but marvel.

6. Air Jordan 11 “Jeter”

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Okay okay, we know. This sneaker is a huge cheat code. After all, it’s so limited that only one size is available on Flight Club right now, and it’s going for $22,000 USD. Despite this, we can’t help but drool over the materials. Not a single trace of leather can be found on this sneaker. Instead, we are met with premium suede that feels silky to the touch. Meanwhile, navy blue covers the upper and blesses your eyes with a feast for the retinas. If this model had been made available to the public, it would have caused an uproar on par with Galaxy Foams and Pigeon Dunks. Even if you’re not a sneakerhead, you can still appreciate the craftsmanship of this colorway.

5. Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey”

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Cool grey Jordans are pretty common at this point and they always seem to go over well with fans. They typically go with everything and when there has been a long time between retros, fans start to get restless. With this in mind, it would be a huge mistake not to include the Air Jordan 11 “Cool Grey” on the list. This sneaker definitely lives up to its name as dark grey patent leather accents are surrounded by a shade of lighter grey. Truth be told, there isn’t much color here but that’s not exactly the point. It’s a clean colorway that stands the test of time. You could drop it in any era and it would still be fire.

4. Air Jordan 11 “Columbia”

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Back in 1996, Jordan needed a sneaker to wear to the NBA All-Star game. In a move that surprised many, he decided to pay homage to North Carolina by wearing the Air Jordan 11 “Columbia.” This sneaker would later be retroed with a new name, “Legend Blue.” The offering is gorgeous as it comes with a white upper that is complemented by powder blue accents on the tongue and Jumpman logo near the back heel. More nods to UNC are placed on the outsole with is made of icy “Carolina Blue” material. Thanks to its association with the All-Star Game, the “Columbia” colorway has quickly become one of the most legendary models in the Jordan 11’s historic library. If you’re a UNC fan who needs a classic Jordan sneaker that fits the aesthetics of the school, these are the best choice available.

3. Air Jordan 11 “Space Jam”

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In July of 1996, Jordan made his acting debut in the Looney Tunes epic, Space Jam. The movie sees Jordan sucked into the world of the Looney Tunes where he must win a basketball game against the Monstars, who have completely stolen the talent of Jordan’s NBA peers. When the movie was filmed, Jordan was still rocking the Jordan 11 and he needed a special colorway to wear in the movie. Of course, that’s where the Air Jordan 11 “Space Jam” comes into play. This colorway has a lowkey aesthetic as the upper is covered in black while the Jumpman logo and outsole are blue. The sneaker retroed back in 2009 and again in 2016, to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the film. If you’re a collector, this is probably one of those shoes on your radar. It’s a classic that will always stand the test of time as one of the best Jordan 11’s and pieces of film history.

2. Air Jordan 11 “Bred”

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The “Bred” colorway is a Jordan Brand staple. Pretty well every single Jordan sneaker ever made has at least one colorway which represents the black and red aesthetic of the Chicago Bulls. The Air Jordan 11 “Bred’ is what Jordan wore when he came back to the Bulls in ’95 and it’s easily the most popular colorway of the shoe. Perhaps the best example of this popularity came back in December when the shoe was dropped as a general release. Every single pair sold out fairly quickly and there were multiple restocks yet every single time, they were scooped up. This just goes to show the power of the colorway and how people love these shoes. As for aesthetics, they’re quite simple. The upper is mostly black as red makes its way onto the outsole and Jumpman logo. It may sound simple, but you can’t deny how phenomenal it looks on-foot and on display.

1. Air Jordan 11 “Concord”

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Ah yes and here we are. The Jordan 11’s magnum opus. Of course, we are referring to the “Concord” colorway. This model is responsible for mass hysteria at malls across America. It is a shoe that has led to fights, debauchery, and some fire outfits here and there. At it’s a core, it’s a simple shoe but that’s the genius of it all. The sneaker accomplishes so much by doing so little. The top part of the upper is white while the patent leather is a deep navy blue. This navy blue is also found on the back heel and Jumpman logo. From there, an icy blue outsole is separated from the navy blue patent leather by a white midsole. These elements come together to create one of the most iconic Jordans of all-time. The last time these retroed was back in 2018 and just like the “Bred” model, there was plenty of stock to go around. Despite this, they sold out instantly and are reselling for a couple of hundred dollars over retail. If you had to go out and buy one Jordan 11 colorway, this is the one we would recommend. 

Which Air Jordan 11 colorway is your favorite? Let us know in the comments, below.

Jordan Brand has teamed up with Drake on numerous occasions over the years, resulting in some of the most coveted sneaker collabs. For instance, the OVO Air Jordan 10s and 12s, as well exclusives like the “Kentucky Wildcats” Air Jordan 8s and “Snakeskin” Air Jordan 11s.

One of Drizzy’s most polarizing Air Jordan collabs is the unreleased, gold “OVO” Air Jordan 11 that has surfaced several times over the last few months. The latest images give us our best look yet at what these trophy-themed Jordans truly look like.

Similar to the metallic gold 11s that Usher debuted at the iHeartRadio Festival in Las Vegas back in 2014, the regal OVO 11s come equipped with a shimmering, all-gold upper accompanied by a white midsole, white Jumpman logo and white detailing around the heel tab and inner lining. A red jumpman logo on the tongue and a translucent, speckled outsole round out the look.

Take a look at some additional photos of the elusive OVO 11s below, and click here to preview the brand new Concord x Bred colorway releasing this year.