Design Highlights:

• The upper replaces the classic mesh panels with premium leather or synthetic materials, creating a uniform, modern finish.

• Signature details like the plastic wing eyelets and heel tab remain, but with simplified branding—often omitting the classic “Nike Air” logo for a subtler Jumpman insignia.

• A tonal color scheme dominates, with popular iterations like the “Wolf Grey” or “Black/Gym Red” emphasizing versatility and understated style.

Jordan Brand added subtle upgrades to set the 2.0 version apart: quilted blue collars, aged yellow midsoles, and the reversal of the original embroidery across the tongues. These thoughtful tweaks make the sneaker feel both fresh and reverent to its roots. It’s a refined evolution of a beloved design that merges MJ’s legacy with Korean flair.

The Jordan 3 Retro Seoul 2.0 was released on May 15, 2025, for a retail price of $200. Done in white, black, sport royal, challenge red, pale vanilla, and college grey, it captures the spirit of Seoul and the DNA of an all-time classic.

This high-top Jordan 4 is a retro model and women’s sized sneaker. Dressed in a seafoam, minty green tone, this shoe has a luxurious and elegant aesthetic. The premium nubuck upper adds a velvety touch and while the signature mesh side panels provide breathability. You’ll spot metallic silver detailing in the form of an element that doubles as part of the eye stay. The Jumpman logo is on a patch on the tongue, while the back heel sports the rubberized logo along with the textured pull tab.

StockX experts appreciate the sail-toned midsole that houses the Air unit, while the herringbone-patterned outsole is sail and seafoam with branding underneath. When the Jordan 4 Retro Seafoam Sail (Women’s) debuted to the public on March 8, 2025, it sold for $215 retail.

The Jordan 3 Retro OG Rare Air “IB8967-004” is a modern reinterpretation of the iconic Air Jordan 3, blending classic design cues with subtle updates for contemporary appeal. This iteration honors the legacy of Tinker Hatfield’s groundbreaking 1988 original while introducing fresh elements that cater to sneaker enthusiasts and casual wearers alike.

Design & Colorway
The shoe features a sleek, monochromatic palette dominated by Black and Cement Grey, accented by subtle pops of Fire Red on the Jumpman logo and inner sole. The upper combines premium tumbled leather for durability and a luxe finish, while the absence of the traditional elephant print (a hallmark of the Jordan 3) gives it a cleaner, minimalist aesthetic. The signature details remain intact, including the visible Air-Sole unit in the heel for cushioning, the iconic Jumpman branding on the tongue, and the polyurethane midsole for lightweight support.

A nod to Jordan’s college days, legend blue makes a bold statement on the Jumpman logo and heel, ensuring the heritage is felt throughout the design. One of the standout details is the behind-the-tongue label, designed to mimic the tags found on basketball shorts. It references the years Jordan’s lucky shorts tradition was in full swing, adding a subtle but meaningful touch for die-hard fans. The sail midsole and pure platinum detailing round out the colorway, keeping the design refined yet fresh.

Released on February 22, 2025, the Jordan 3 Retro Lucky Shorts retailed at $200, bringing history and superstition to life through a timeless silhouette. With its mix of summit white, hydrogen blue, legend blue, photon dust, pure platinum, and sail, this pair is a perfect blend of legacy and everyday style.

The Laney colorway features Varsity Royal predominantly with accents Varsity Maize, black and white. The shoe’s upper is dressed in Varsity Royal suede, while Varsity Maize accents can be seen on the Jumpman branding, tongue, and heel. Black details include the outsole, heel tab, and inner lining, while white covers the midsole. It also maintains some signature features of the Jordan 14 model, such as the molded heel counter, padded collar, and the dual Zoom Air units in the forefoot and heel.

The Air Jordan 14 Retro Laney (2023) was released for retail at the price of $210 on May 27, 2023.

The Jordan 14 Gym Red Toro features a red suede upper atop a black and white sole. A black woven tongue, tire-like rubber heel tab, and arch underlay complete the design. These Jordan 14s released in July of 2020 and retailed for $190 USD.

The upper is made of soft suede with shaggy suede overlays on the forefoot and heel. The choice of materials combined with the Flint Gray colorway gives the sneaker a soft, smokey appearance. The tongue is made of suede and mesh with perforations that allow the foot to breathe. Like other Jordan 14 models, the “Retro Flint Gray” iteration was inspired by Tinker Hatfield’s favorite sports car, the Ferrari. For example, the Jumpman logo on the heel overlays mimics the design of the Ferrari logo. The panels on the midsole also create the illusion of movement, which pays tribute to race cars.

Design & Aesthetics
Crafted in the signature “Ferrari Red” hue, the shoe embodies the boldness and precision of Italian engineering. Premium leather and suede accents mimic the luxurious interiors of Ferrari’s supercars, while carbon fiber-inspired detailing on the midsole and heel pays homage to high-performance automotive design. The iconic Jumpman logo is subtly integrated with Ferrari’s prancing horse emblem, symbolizing the synergy between two legendary brands.