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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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.