Celebrate the legendary Air Jordan 3 with a new “Patchwork” makeover. Since its 1988 release, the Air Jordan 3 has distinguished itself as a stylish, bold staple. And everyone loves it for its premium materials, unique colors, shapes and construction.
The upper of the Air Jordan 3 is inspired by surplus fabrics and retro military supply stores. It features three camo patterns (Woodland, Rain and Oak Bark) as well as waxed canvas, herringbone, fur and twill materials. You can swap out the Nike Air and Jumpman logo patches.
The adidas Yeezy Boost 350 v2 is a decade-defining sneaker designed by Kanye West and adidas. Given that from one release to the next, the Yeezy inventory continues to sell out instantly, the sneaker has certainly captured the attention of the mainstream audience, and its demand is through the roof. From a constructional standpoint, they feature an elastic upper comprised of the Three Stripes’ signature Primeknit material, while its bottom regions are comprised with rib-like molds that house its interior Boost midsole cushioning. Some of its earlier iterations were decorated with “SPLY-350” text hits on its traditional stripe, but variations in recent years have instead opted to keep things to a cleaner aesthetic.
The Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low ‘Mocha’ is the result of a collaboration between Jordan Brand and Travis Scott. The shoe’s nubuck upper construction appears in black and Dark Mocha, accented by hits of University Red. The standout feature is the lateral-side Swoosh, which sports a backward application. A standard Swoosh appears on the medial side, while the tongue, medial quarter panel and sockliner include Cactus Jack branding. The heels sport a ‘Wings’ logo on the right shoe and Scott’s crudely drawn face on the left to complete the collaborative look.
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