The partnership between Doernbecher Children’s Hospital and Nike and Jordan Brand has resulted in some of the most memorable and celebrated capsule collections of sneakers in recent memory. Beginning in 2004, the Doernbecher Freestyle VII will officially unveil on October 9th; the most anticipated shoes of the collection is the Air Jordan III, and here we have a first look at this upcoming November Release. The upper features a tonal red-on-red elephant print, a black lace placket and tongue, and a black and metallic silver midsole which is paired with a translucent outsole. The upper features a special grid graphic of tiles featuring hints of special shapes and patterns. The inspiration of the design will be revealed soon enough but the young designer behind this Air Jordan III clearly did an fantastic job. Take another look at the Air Jordan III Doernbecher after the jump and stick with Sneaker News for more information regarding this upcoming release.
Air Jordan III Doernbecher
John Kim
October 5, 2010
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