Air Jordan XIV – Stealth – Black – Light Graphite – White | Unreleased Sample
July 30th, 2012 by John K. | 5 comments
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The ‘Light Graphite’ release of the Air Jordan XIV last Holiday 2011 season could’ve been much different than expected – just peep this unreleased sample of the Air Jordan XIV here. While the sample features the same grey upper, the outsole is a mix of black and white, which could be viewed as a better fit considering the Air Jordan XIV’s design roots in Michael’s Ferrari. In fact, the outsole and heel of the Air Jordan XIV were originally scribed to mimic a racing tire – a concept only emphasized when black rubber outsoles are used – but the switch to White isn’t much to scoff at. Another interesting note is that the sample tag lining the interior of the shoe designates this a ‘Collezione’ sample; did Jordan Brand pass on another Collezione-style release in 2011? We’ve got a gallery of images below so check out the unreleased Air Jordan sample below and see what the final selling price was by hitting up the auction from oregonsole on eBay.
these are better. tbh
Really?! Georgetowns?!?! Hell why not call them "Yankees" or "Cowboys" for that matter? Oh yea, that's right.....the company designated them "Stealths." First "candy canes" now "georgetowns," someone stops the disrespect of my favorite signature model. By the way, these probably would've stayed on shelves way longer than the "Stealths." That reptile print is garbage and killed what might have been a beauty of a colorway. To each his own
*stop
Wayyyyy better then the released version
better than the Georgtowns that did release