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Official Look at the 'Black Toe' Air Jordan 14 The OG colorway is expected to return in November.

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  A decade after its last release, the "Black Toe"  Air Jordan 14  is expected to make its long-awaited return next holiday season. Sneaker Files  and  zSneakerheadz  report that a third re-release of the original 1998 colorway is part of Jordan Brand's Holiday 2024 plans. Arguably the cleanest version of the model, the "Black Toe" Jordan 14 is known for its smooth white leather upper, black suede toe, and branding hits in red and metallic silver. The colorway was previously retroed in 2006 and 2014, the former with ribbed side walls unlike the original. As of this initial report, no images of next year's retro have surfaced, nor has a release date been confirmed. Keep an eye out for updates on both moving forward. UPDATE (02/23):  According to  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram, this year's "Black Toe" Air Jordan 14 will be released on Nov. 23 for $210. Expect a first look at the upcoming retro in the coming months. UPDATE (09/26):  Retail images o

Best Look Yet at This Year's Wu-Tang Clan x Nike Dunks Possibly releasing soon.

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  One of the most sought-after  Nike Dunks  ever created is expected to be dropping for the very first time. Without any warning, Nike posted a  cryptic video  on social media this weekend that showed the unreleased Wu-Tang Clan x Nike Dunk High. The sneaker was swarmed by bees as a reference to the style's killer bee-themed colorway. According to leakers  Sneaker Files  and  @zSneakerheadz  on Instagram, a retro of the collab (style code: HJ4320-001) is releasing for the first time this fall. The "Wu-Tang" Nike Dunks were originally created back in the late '90s and only 36 pairs were believed to be in existence. The sneaker takes the OG-styled "Goldenrod" Dunk colorway as the base but features the legendary rap group's iconic logo on the heel counter and tongue tag. The upcoming version is expected to don a "Black/Pollen/White" color scheme identical to the OG pair. Select pairs from the original run have made their way onto the secondary mar