Here’s Every Air Jordan Sneaker Releasing in May
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As May brings spring into bloom, Jordan Brand is preparing for its second major Air Jordan 4 release of the year and another drop from its collaborator in chief.
The Air Jordan 4 “Military Blue” follows the Air Jordan 4 “Bred Reimagined” as one of the biggest Js of fthe year, while Travis Scott’s love affair with the Air Jordan 1 Low continues with a colorway modeled after his high school in Texas.
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As constructed, the lineup of Air Jordans coming in May otherwise looks light but will grow as more firm release details are confirmed. An Air Jordan 17 Low with a metal brief case, for example, is expected to arrive late in the month for $300 but has yet to be confirmed with official images. As always, Footwear News will keep this post updated as more information becomes available. You can also check out Jordan Brand’s full slate for the summer, which was announced in March.
Air Jordan 4 “Military Blue”
Release Date: May 4
Price: $215
This original Air Jordan 4 colorway makes its return after a 12-year hiatus and with the OG “Nike Air” heel branding for the first time since 1989 for what’s one of the biggest in-line Air Jordans of the year.
Air Jordan 1 Low “Shadow”
Release Date: May 11
Price: $140
As one of two AJ1 Lows releasing this month, the “Shadow” iteration completely eschews color in black, grey and white.
Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low “Canary Low”
Release Date: May 17
Price: $150
The other, more colorful Air Jordan 1 Low of May comes by way of Travis Scott with blue and yellow representing his high school. It’s the seventh time Scott has collaborated on the low-top model, making it by far his most recurring silhouette.
Air Jordan 1 High “Latte”
Release Date: May 29
Price: $180
Jordan Brand uses its classic “Black Toe” arrangement while pairing light brown “Latte” suede with black and white leather. This drop will be exclusively in women’s sizing.
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