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.

DJ Khaled has proven time and again that he is firmly entrenched in the "Team Early" camp when it comes to the latest Nike and Air Jordan sneakers. Whether it's the latest batch of general release retros or early looks at limited edition colorways, you can always bank on Khaled showing off his latest haul on instagram.

His latest shipment included a never before seen Air Jordan sneaker, featuring a pristine, all-white construction highlighted by some glossy detailing and minimal hits of Carolina blue throughout. This particular sneaker, which could be an evolution of the Jordan Pro React, was also recently teased by Edison Chen, who revealed that the kicks are indeed grounded by Nike's innovative React cushioning.

Catch an early look at the unnamed Jordan sneaker in the tweets embedded below and click here to preview the Top 10 sneakers releasing in March.

Jordan Brand has another Air Jordan 1 Retro High Zoom colorway releasing next week, following up the black/iridescent iteration that recently launched as part of the “Fearless” collection. The upcoming “Racer Blue” iteration, which was recently worn by Dallas Mavericks star Luka Doncic, is officially slated to launch on Saturday, March 14th, according to sneaker source J23 App.

The kicks are also highlighted by an eye-catching racer blue inner lining with a combination of red and blue on the outsole. Like the first AJ1 Zoom, this pair features a full-length Zoom Air unit, hence the name. The predominately white leather construction is accompanied by glossy, grey patent leather overlays and a unique, mesh ankle collar, resulting in a super clean and refreshing take on the iconic silhouette. 

Looks for the kicks to arrive at all major retailers next Saturday, March 14th, for the retail price of $175. Check out the official images below and click here for a rundown of the other highly anticipated sneakers dropping in March.

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Jordan Brand has another exotic “Animal Instinct” Air Jordan 3 colorway in the works, following up the furry, animal-printed version that released toward the end of 2019. This time around, the Air Jordan 3 will receive a reptilian design, as shown in the IG post embedded below.

Similar to the first “Animal Instinct” Air Jordan 3, this upcoming colorway boasts a predominately black upper, highlighted by a crocodile print, along with a snakeskin detailing on the toe. In addition to the unique materials, the kicks are also accompanied by green, yellow and brown accents around the heel with a sail-colored midsole/outsole combination beneath the silhouette.

A release date for the second “Animal Instinct” Air Jordan 3 has not yet been announced but rumors suggest the kicks will be arriving this Spring for the retail price of $225. Stay tuned for more details and click here to preview the forthcoming “UNC” Air Jordan 3.

Offset has been everywhere over the last few years thanks to the ascension of Migos as one of the biggest hip-hop acts in the entire world. Over the past year or so, Offset has put a lot of focus on his solo career which culminated in the release of his debut album, Father of 4. In terms of fashion, Offset has cemented himself as one of the biggest sneakerheads in the game and he just so happens to have the collection to back it up. The rapper has never shied away from flexing his collection and yesterday, he gave fans a sneak peek at his Air Jordan closet.

As you can see, his collection features various rare Jordan models including silhouettes like the 4, 5, 6, 13, 14, and 10. Many of these colorways are PE’s that weren’t available at retail stores. For Offset to acquire these, he would have had to shell out thousands of dollars or perhaps even have them gifted to him,

If you’re a sneakerhead, this collection has to make you just a tad jealous. Offset has some of the most highly sought after sneakers imaginable and we can only aspire to be on his level. Twenty-twenty is supposed to be a big year for sneakers so we can imagine Offset’s collection will only get bigger from here on out.

Let us know in the comments below which shoe of his is your favorite.

Future NBA Hall of Famer Dwyane Wade bounced around from several different sneaker brands during his illustrious career, including deals with Converse, Jordan Brand and Li-Ning. His run with the Jumpman was the shortest of the three, spanning from July of 2009 to the fall of 2012, but he still received plenty of exclusive kicks during that stint.

Among the special edition Air Jordans created with D-Wade in mind was a rare Air Jordan 3, decked out in a Miami Heat-friendly black and red colorway. Take a look at some in-hand images in the IG post embedded below.

In addition to that smooth, leather Air Jordan 3, Jordan Brand also hooked Wade up with “Home” and “Away” colorways of the Air Jordan 12 and Air Jordan 13. Both of those featured either “WADE” detailing on the upper or his alter ego “FLASH” on the tongue.

As we know, Wade ultimately partnered up with Chinese sportswear brand Li-Ning following his departure from Jordan Brand in late 2012. Since then, he and Li-Ning agreed to a lifetime deal and he helped bring in D’Angelo Russell as the new on-court face of the brand. 

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As a Jordan Brand athlete, Carmelo Anthony has no shortage of exclusive Air Jordans in his stash, including the classic “Red Suede” Air Jordan 4 that he first introduced in 2012. Those special edition sneakers recently resurfaced, simultaneously reminding us all of how dope they are and we wish they would finally release.

Catch a glimpse of the red suede sample in the IG post embedded below.

Overall, Melo’s Air Jordan 4 “Red Suede” sample resembles the popular “Toro Bravo” Air Jordan 4 from 2013, but there are some noticeable differences. For once, the Carmelo Anthony PE features a presumably soft suede construction while the Toro Bravos opt for a smooth nubuck. Additionally, Anthony’s exclusive is void of any grey accents and it features a red Jumpman on the heel as opposed to the white one seen on the Toro heel tab.

Unfortunately, we’ll have to continue admiring these from afar, as it doesn’t appear that Jordan Brand has plans to release the red suede colorway at this time. 

Jordan Brand's 2020 sneaker lineup will reportedly include multiple all-new Air Jordan 4s including a new Chicago Bulls-themed colorway and an updated 'Pine Green' iteration. Additionally, rumors suggest a "Court Purple" colorway is in the works for May, possibly as part of a larger Air Jordan 4 "Metallic Pack."

The month of February, as always, is absolutely loaded with sneaker releases in celebration of the NBA All Star weekend. Nike and Jordan Brand, in particular, went above and beyond this year with the All Star Game returning to Chicago for the first time since 1988, but there are also some notable Yeezys on deck as well.

Among the most anticipated sneakers releasing in the coming weeks are a brand new Air Jordan 3, another clean Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG, and the first of many "Space Jam" LeBron colorways. Virgil Abloh's Air Jordan 5 and Travis Scott's Nike SB collabs are also on the way, as is a classic LeBron 7, and much, much more.

Scroll down to preview 10 of the best sneakers dropping in February.

Nike SB Dunk Low "Plum"

Release Date: February 7

Retail Price: $100

The special edition "Plum" Nike SB Dunk Low originally released as part of the "Ugly Ducking" Pack in 2001, and it was exclusively sold in Japan. Now, nearly two decades after the initial launch, the kicks are finally receiving a U.S. release. In the mold of the OG, this 2020 iteration comes decked out in a premium suede with multiple shades of purple, complemented by accents of barn red. 

Air Jordan 1 High '85 "Varsity Red"

Release Date: February 8

Retail Price: $200

The Air Jordan 1 High '85, a sneaker designed to resemble the cut of the OG 1985 Air Jordan 1 model, will be making it's way to retailers this year in a few different styles, including this slick "Varsity Red" colorway. Black leather appears on the toe, tongue, mid panel and ankle collar while varsity red handles the rest of the upper including the Nike swoosh and "Nike Air" branding. Overall, the design could pass as an alternate version of the iconic "Bred" Air Jordan 1 High.

Nike LeBron 7 "All Star"

Release Date: February 12

Retail Price: $200

The special edition "All Star" LeBron 7, which LeBron debuted during the 2010 All Star Game, features a "Chlorine Blue" colorway featuring a woodgrain-like pattern, black accents throughout, and full length Air Max cushioning beneath it all. Furthermore, that woodgrain is equipped with reflective detailing, adding a little bit of extra flair to this LeBron 7 retro.

Nike LeBron 17 "Monstars"

Release Date: February 13

Retail Price: $200

Although the LeBron-led Space Jam 2 film won't be hitting theaters until the summer of 2021, Nike Basketball is getting an early jump on things with a two-pack of LeBron 17s. The "Monstars" colorway is highlighted by a glistening black knit upper, featuring multi-color accents, a purple iridescent midsole and iridescent "0" detailing on the tongue.

Jordan Brand has an exhausting amount of retros lined up for the NBA’s All Star weekend in Chicago next month, but first they still have some more sneakers to get off in January. For instance, the Air Jordan 13 “Chinese New Year,” the Air Jordan 9 “Racer Blue” and the Air Jordan 5 “Oil Grey.”

Additionally, there’s a grade school-exclusive “Playground” Air Jordan 13 in the works.

The colorful kicks feature a smooth, white leather base equipped with splashes of green, orange, yellow, purple, red and blue strewn throughout the silhouette. The sneakers, surely one of the wildest AJ13s to date, will be available in grade school sizes at select Jordan Brand retailers starting January 30th. Retail price is set at $140.

Continue scrolling for official photos of the Air Jordan 13 GS “Playground,” and click here to preview Jordan Brand’s 2020 All Star collection.

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