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  As unveiled as part of its  Summer 2023 retro lineup  last month, Jordan Brand is giving one of its most popular  Air Jordan 11 Low  styles a new look. Continuing the brand’s series of “Snakeskin” Air Jordan 11 colorways is this new women’s exclusive  “Yellow Snakeskin”  makeup set to drop next month. As the name suggests, the sneaker is equipped with a yellow snakeskin mudguard underneath the white-based leather upper. A simple white midsole and a semi-translucent yellow outsole appear below. Readers will be able to cop this “Yellow Snakeskin” Air Jordan 11 Low on May 11 via  SNKRS  and at select Jordan Brand retailers for $190. Grab a closer look at the forthcoming retro below. Air Jordan 11 Retro Low Women’s “Yellow Snakeskin” Release Date:  05/11/23 Color:  White/Tour Yellow-Sail Style #:  AH7860-107 Price:  $190   Image via Nike   Image via Nike   Image via Nike   Image via Nike   Image via Nike

  As it turns out, the upcoming  “Cool Grey” Air Jordan 2  isn’t the only Retro 2 coming with a grey-themed color palette. There’s also a new “Cement Grey” makeup that’s expected to hit retail soon. Shown here are the official product images of the  “Cement Grey” Air Jordan 2.  The sneaker features a simple white-based leather upper with subtle sail and grey hits on the heel counter, the tongue, and sock liner. Not completely devoid of colors, the shoe features special gradient insoles of the Chicago skyline while bearing the text “Look, Up in the Air” similar to the recently-released  “Skyline” Air Jordan 1 High. Readers will be able to cop this “Cement Grey” Air Jordan 2 starting on May 6 at  Nike.com  and at select Jordan Brand retailers for $175. Air Jordan 2 “Cement Grey” Release Date:  05/06/23 Color:  White/Cement Grey-Sail-Black Style #:  DR8884-100 Price:  $175   Image via Nike   Image via Nike   Image via Nike   Image via Nike   Image via Nike   Image via Nike

  Mexican soda brand Jarritos is working with Nike SB to release a Dunk Low collaboration in 2023, sneaker industry sources tell Complex. The shoes are expected to arrive next spring, but could come out later due to the shifting nature of sneaker release dates caused by supply chain issues. The sneaker depicted here is not the Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low—no photos of the project have leaked. Nike did not respond to a request for comment. Jarritos declined to comment. The beverage maker has recently dabbled in the streetwear space, having partnered with Kith for a limited-edition  pack of bottles in August . Jarritos also has  a sock collaboration  and  its own NFT collection . The coming Jarritos x Nike SB Dunk Low represents the gradual shift in strategy for Nike’s skateboarding division when it comes to collaboration partners. In SB’s early days, it would work on shoes with more subcultural ties—think Dunks by MF DOOM or Futura. In recent years, it’s come to embrace bigger mainstream

  Jordan Brand  will stick to the recurring trend of applying classic colorways onto different  Air Jordan  models with this new  Air Jordan 1  makeup on the way. Shown here is the previously unseen  “White Cement” Air Jordan 1 High  courtesy of  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram. This pair appears to reference the  Air Jordan 3  of the same name, with its signature elephant print covering the entirety of the overlay panels. The shoe also features white quarter panels along with a black Swoosh on the sides. This isn’t the first time that the brand used the Jordan 3 as inspiration to create new Jordan 1 colorways. In 2015, a  “Black Cement”-esque Jordan 1 High  was released. There’s also a rumored  “True Blue” Air Jordan 1 High  that’s set to drop in January. According to @zSneakerheadz, this “White Cement” Air Jordan 1 High is rumored to hit stores in March 2023 for $180. UPDATE (02/08):  Initially rumored to drop in March, the “White Cement” Air Jordan 1 High is scheduled to release on May

  One of the most beloved  Air Jordan 1 High  collabs may be getting a sequel, with rumors that a new  Union x Air Jordan 1  is reportedly hitting retail this year. According to leaker account  @Mr_Unloved1s  on Instagram, a new Union x Air Jordan 1 High collab is slotted to drop this summer. There is no leaked imagery of the purported collab available at the time of writing, but the account reveals the shoe is expected to don a multicolored makeup, with sail, wolf grey, pele vanilla, kinetic green, and university gold hits throughout the model. According to  @Soleretriever,  the rumored style is also expected to feature a woven construction on the upper and is expected to include a vintage aesthetic much like the duo’s Jordan 1 Highs from 2018. UPDATE (04/11):  It’s confirmed that not only is this Air Jordan 1 High a collaboration with Union, but Bephies Beauty Supply is also in the mix as a third collaborator. The shoe is expected to release this August for $200. UPDATE (04/23):  New

  Another original colorway of the  Air Jordan 4  is reportedly returning in 2024. According to trusted sneaker, leaker accounts  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram and  Sneaker Files,  the  “Military Blue” Air Jordan 4  will return next year. Unlike the  “Bred” Air Jordan 4  that’s also reportedly returning in 2024 with a leather upper instead of nubuck, next year’s “Military Blue” Air Jordan 4 retro is expected to feature original specs—including “Nike Air” branding on the heel tab. The mock-up depiction provided by the leaker accounts suggests that the forthcoming retro will feature its traditional white leather construction on the upper, with a grey mudguard at the forefoot and blue accents on the eyestay, tongue, and midsole. According to the accounts, the sneaker will be available in full-family sizing. The “Military Blue” Air Jordan 4 was originally released in 1989 and was first retroed in 2006. The style was last available in 2012. At the time of writing, the “Military Blue” Air Jor

  After recently learning that the  “Burgundy” Air Jordan 5  will be making its way back to retailers next year, a release of the  Air Jordan 7  “Chambray” is also reportedly planned for 2023. The leaked info of the “Chambray” Jordan 7’s reissue was first shared by  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram, which revealed that the retro will return in August. The “Chambray” Jordan 7 first released in 2006 and is perhaps one of the most slept on colorways of the silhouette. It donned a black-based nubuck upper and is offset by light blue and grey accents throughout the shoe. At the time of writing, images of the forthcoming release have yet to surface but the shoe is expected to be a straightforward retro. Per  @zSneakerheadz,  the “Chambray” Air Jordan 7 will be released on Aug. 5, 2023 for $200. We’ll keep you updated with new developments including a first look in the coming months. UPDATE (04/21):  Thanks to  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram, we now have a first look this year’s “Chambray” Air Jord