Air Jordan Retro 1 High Black/White

Last seen as part of a 2008 Countdown Pack release, the Black/White Air Jordan comes back to retail all alone and in OG form. That means the shoes will release with "Nike Air" branding on the tongue, and a lot of sneakerheads foaming at the mouth to get their hands on a pair. Sporting black and white leather panels, this Air Jordan 1 falls under the sneaker's more subdued makeups. But if you've been in the collecting game long enough, you know they won't last long when they hit shelves this weekend. Check with your local sneaker retailers with Jordan Brand accounts to find out how you can get a pair.

Spot more looks after the jump.

Air Jordan 11 Retro "Columbia"

It seems like the folks at Jordan Brand have answered our prayers and have set the release of the beloved "Columbia" Air Jordan 11s this year, sometime in the insane sneaker frenzy known as the holiday season. Despite the "Legend Blue" tag these beauties are gonna be released under, the shoe's clean white look down to the tonal blue accents takes it way back to the 1996 NBA All-Star Game.

Air Jordan XX9 Unveiling

Make way for number 29.

Michael Jordan's basketball days may be long behind him, but that hasn't kept his eponymous brand from continuing his signature shoe line. Sure, the retros get majority of the attention, but thanks to a their nifty Flight Plate technology, both the Jordan XX8 and the XX8 SE managed to put the Jumpman back in the forefront of on-court performance shoes.

Less than two weeks from now, we'll get a look at the all-new Air Jordan XX9. How they managed to keep last year's release under wraps is beyond me, and it looks like this year's drop will be the same. Will number 29 continue with the Flight Plate technology? Will it cost in the same range as last year's model? What will it look like? All these questions will be answered on April 17, 2014.

Get excited!

Air Jordan 5Lab3 Releasing This Weekend via Electronic Lottery

All Reflective Everything.

The Jordan Elements Series takes iconic elements from noted Air Jordans and showcases them on an entirely different pair of Jays. We saw it last year with the 3Lab5, where the famed elephant print of the Air Jordan III made up the entire upper of the Air Jordan 5. Now, Jordan Brand is flipping the script with the 5Lab3. This time, they're literally shining a light on the AJ5's use of 3M reflective material by decking out the entire upper of an Air Jordan III with it.

Titan 22 is bringing out the Air Jordan 5Lab3 via electronic lottery. Like the previous two Elements releases, these will be in limited number. So if you want to pick up a pair of these bright beauties come Saturday, better get on the site and join in!

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Nike SB x Jordan Brand is happening.

After the much-anticipated release of the Nike SB x Diamond Supply Dunk Highs earlier this month, it seemed like the hype for Nike SB would die down pretty quickly. But in true Nike fashion, they pull out another surprise that's sure to get people talking: Nike SB x Jordan Brand.