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Jordan Elements – White – Black – Red

Jordan Elements – White – Black – Red

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A few weeks ago, we gave you a sneak peek at the Quai 54 edition of the new Jordan Elements model and now we have some images of another colorway that has a bit more of a traditional Jordan feel. Going all the way back to the Air Jordan 1, there has been something about a white/black/red color scheme that just looked so right and these kicks are no exception. This Jordan Elements model features black patent leather around the toe and the base of the upper with full-grain white leather used on the remainder of the design. The transparent midsole sports a red stripe with a black base showing through on the outsole. At a quick glance, these look like they could be an Air Jordan signature model even more than some of the actual recent Jordan releases. There is no confirmed release date for these, but look for other Jordan Elements colorways to begin dropping in July. Via FatBoyKickz.

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