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  After reissuing the  “Turtle Dove” Adidas Yeezy Boost 350s  for  2022 Yeezy Day,  it appears that another original colorway of the ever-popular model could be making a comeback. According to  @Sneakerknockerzllc , the coveted  “Pirate Black” Yeezy Boost 350  is scheduled to release again in 2023. This stealthy makeup of the popular  Yeezy  silhouette first hit stores in August 2015 and was released once more in  February 2016.  The images of what’s believed to be the ‘23 version of the shoe reveal that it will be fairly identical to the original, with a black and grey Primeknit upper and a full-length Boost midsole underneath. At the time of writing, the reissue of the “Pirate Black” Adidas Yeezy 350 has not yet been announced by the 3-Stripes, but we’ll keep you updated if anything changes. UPDATE (05/22):  Thanks to  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram, we now have an official look at the “Pirate Black” Adidas Yeezy 350 that’s re-releasing as early as  May 31. Image via  zSneakerheadz   I

  It appears that  Michael Jordan’s  alma mater, the University of North Carolina, will once again serve as the inspiration for another  Air Jordan 1  colorway. According to the trusted leaker account  @zSneakerheadz,  a new makeup dressed in a Tar Heels-inspired white, University Blue, and black color scheme will release in July. There are no images of the sneaker available at the time of writing, but the account shared a mockup depiction to give fans an idea of what’s hitting retail. The sneaker is expected to wear a  OG-styled “Black Toe”  color blocking, with University Blue dressing the heel counter, the toe box, and the outsole. The shoe is expected to feature “Nike Air” branding on the tongue tag. This  “University Blue” Air Jordan 1 High  colorway is currently rumored to release on July 8, 2023, for $180. Keep it locked to One Dope Ass Blogger for official updates in the coming months. UPDATE (03/29):  Initially rumored to drop on July 8, leaker  @Soleretriever  on Twitter repo

  We’re only a few months removed from the  “Reflective Beluga” Adidas Yeezy Boost 350 V2  release, and now it appears that another version of the popular style is coming soon. Newly leaked imagery from  @Yeezyinfluence  shows a first look at a forthcoming  Yeezy Boost 350 V2  colorway that’s unofficially dubbed “Dark Beluga.” As the name of the makeup suggests, the shoe is essentially a darker iteration of the original  “Beluga”  colorway, complete with the bright orange “SPLY-350” stripe on the lateral side. The shoe features a recognizable two-tone grey Primeknit upper with matching shoelaces along with a full-length Boost midsole underneath. Per  @Yeezyinfluence,  this “Dark Beluga” Yeezy Boost 350 V2 is reportedly hitting shelves this fall but release details have not yet been announced by the brand. Check back soon to One Dope Ass Blogger for official updates in the coming months. UPDATE (05/25):  After Adidas confirmed it’s going to  move forward  with releasing its remaining Ye

  Teyana Taylor , all-around entertainer and longtime influencer within the sneaker space, is reportedly joining forces with Jordan Brand to release her own take on the iconic  Air Jordan 1 . Dubbed “A Rose From Harlem,” a reference to Taylor’s 2018 hit record Rose in Harlem, the shoe features an upper remixed with displaced Swooshes, gold hardware, and rose-inspired details. ‘TEY’ is displayed across the left tongue tag and alternating inner collars read ‘A Rose’ and ‘From Harlem.’ According to  zSneakerheadz , this is likely the Zoom CMFT 2 version of the model. In the past, Taylor has launched successful collaborations with Adidas and Reebok. At the time of its release in 2013, her  Adidas Harlem GLC  was said to be the brand’s fastest sellout of all-time. ZSneakerheadz reports that the “A Rose From Harlem” Air Jordan 1 is expected to  release  sometime later this year. Keep an eye out for updates moving forward. Teyana Taylor x Air Jordan 1 High Zoom CMFT 2 “A Rose From Harlem” Rel

  Not only is  Kobe Bryant’s   Nike Air Flight Huarache  PE expected to release for the first time ever this year, an original colorway of the model is also joining the lineup. Images of the forthcoming “Bold Berry”  Air Flight Huarache  retro have loaded on the backend of Nike’s website, which typically is indication that a release is imminent. Co-designed by Tinker Hatfield and Eric Avar, the model originally released in 1992 and instantly became one of the most popular basketball shoes of that era after they were famously worn by Michigan’s Fab Five. The sneaker features a neoprene interior on the upper that’s coupled with a leather exterior and a additional heel counter for lockdown. The last time this  “Bold Berry” colorway  of the Air Flight Huarache was reissued was in August 2014 alongside a Air Trainer Huarache. There are no release details available for this “Bold Berry” Air Flight Huarache retro, but keep it locked to One Dope Ass Blogger for official updates. UPDATE (05/25)

  There are no signs of slowing down for  Adidas Yeezy  releases as yet another new colorway of the  Yeezy Boost 350 V2  is expected to drop in the coming weeks. Shown here is a first look at the “Onyx” colorway courtesy of  @Sneakerjamz_new  on Instagram. The color scheme is somewhat reminiscent of the  “Cinder”  makeup from 2020, donning a predominantly black Primeknit upper with matching shades on the lateral side stripe, shoelaces, and the heel’s pull tab. This pair does feature a semi-translucent midsole with encapsulated Boost cushioning. Another all-black  “Grey Stripe” Yeezy Boost 350 V2,  which was previously billed as “Onyx,” is also rumored to be released this year. According to  Yeezy Influence,  this “Onyx” Yeezy Boost 350 v2 is slated to hit shelves this spring for $230. Check back soon to One Dope Ass Blogger for official updates. UPDATE (05/25):  Alongside the “Carbon Beluga” colorway, Adidas has announced that the “Onyx” Yeezy Boost 350 V2 will be released on May 31 vi

  Another original colorway of the  Air Jordan 4  is reportedly making its return in 2024. According to trusted sneaker leaker accounts  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram and  Sneaker Files,  the  “Military Blue” Air Jordan 4  is coming back 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 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” A

  In terms of buzz and retail success, the safest bet in sneakers right now may be the  Air Jordan 1 . An even safer bet is bringing back original colorways of the model, which generally appeases enthusiasts from all generations.  Sole Retriever  reports that the original “Royal” colorway of the Air Jordan 1 High, not “Black Toe,” is set to release this holiday season. While OG-style color blocking has been confirmed, the site speculates about what the ‘Reimagined’ designation will mean for this pair, throwing out a leather-to-suede material change as something we may see. For last year’s popular “Lost & Found” release, the brand brought back the original “Chicago” colorway with a vintage makeover—a look most sneakerheads will likely covet for the “Royal” release. At this time, additional details about the look of the upcoming retro aren’t known. What is known is that the “Royal” Air Jordan 1 High Reimagined will  release  in full-family sizing, starting at $180 for men’s pairs. Ke