As obvious as it was, it appears that RiFF RAFF was just looking for attention New Jordans 2015 when he trolled the internet about an upcoming Jordan Brand collaboration.Finally the rumors are put to…

As obvious as it was, it appears that RiFF RAFF was just looking for attention New Jordans 2015 when he trolled the internet about an upcoming Jordan Brand collaboration.Finally the rumors are put to bed as Jordan Brand finally releases a statement denying any-kind of collaboration with RiFF RAFF, “At this time there are currently no plans for this shoe or a collaboration with this individual.”
Last seen in 2012, the Air Jordan 10 “Chicago” is all set to make yet another return in just a couple of months. Flush with its synonymous Bulls-inspired white, black, and varsity red palette in tact, the only noticeable changes come in the form of the number 45 embroidered about the heel along with a solid red inner lining replacing the silhouette’s infamous checkered interior. Worn by MJ the night he dropped 55 points (aka double nickel) against the NY Jordans 2015 during his return to the NBA in 1995, fans of this drop can expect to see this Remastered Retro release on March 28th.
The Air Jordan 7 Retro “French Blue” releases on January 24, 2015. Are you ready for the onslaught (and subsequent hit your wallet will take) of the Remastered Jordans? It all begins with the “Columbia” Air Jordan 4 Retro this Saturday, and after that it’s the anticipated return of these “French Blue” Air Jordan 7’s. Generally considered one of the best non-OG colorways of the AJ7, these white leather beauties, as you probably know, are revamped with high-quality tumbled leather across the upper for the intention of bringing the highest quality materials back to the Jordan retro line. But do they have you convinced to shell out the $190? Get another look at the remastered “French Blue” New Jordans Retro here, and remember to set that 1/24 release date to memory if you’re trying to cop a pair.