In case sneakerheads are feeling a
Girls Jordan Shoes because they saw a photo of another Air Jordan 11 colorway by the same name but with a different look, they are actually not the same. The sneaker that sneakerheads are perhaps recalling is the Air Jordan 11 Low IE “Midnight Navy” and it is scheduled for a Summer 2017 release. Additionally, Jordan Brand recently another Air Jordan 11 colorway nicknamed “Gym Red” after the hue that covers its uppers entirely, while it is equipped with clean White-colored midsoles and translucent outsoles. The Air Jordan 11 “Midnight Navy” seen above was also unveiled recently.
For Black Friday 2016, Jordan Brand treated
Newest Jordans 2017 by bringing back the Air Jordan 3 OG ‘88 “True Blue” in remastered form. Jordan Brand has a tradition of bringing back an original or dropping a brand new Air Jordan 11 Mid colorway every year, referred to as the annual Air Jordan 11 releases. Last year, it was the Air Jordan 11 “Space Jam” that made its highly-anticipated comeback on December 10th, 2016 for the film’s 20th Anniversary. In 2017 though, it seems Jordan Brand will dropping not one but two Air Jordan 11 Mid releases, one of which will be the Air Jordan 11 “Midnight Navy” for Black Friday.
People wear
Cheap Jordans Online summer assuming that the color reflects heat and they will stay cooler if they wear white, but this is nothing more than a popular notion. It would be much smarter to wear black during the summer months, so that heat emanated by the human body gets absorbed rather than being reflected back. However, that is not the only reason that modern day people today wear white during summer. In fact, white sneakers become very popular around this time of the year.
Wearing
Jordan Sneakers 2017 summer became trend when rich people began doing it by the turn of the century. It was by the time the 19th century concluded that people switched over to white by the time Memorial Day began and until Labor Day ended. Back then, the rich would retire to their country houses in the summer, where there was no dust, grit, coal soot and waste, so clean white clothes and footwear became a symbol of the wealthy. The poorer people in the city would stick to darker colors because they could not bother or do anything about ensuring that their clothes stay clean, especially during summer.