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Air Jordan 5 “Grape Ice” Set For A Summer 2020 Release

Air Jordan 5 “Grape Ice” Set For A Summer 2020 Release

One of the most popular original colorways of the expansive Air Jordan catalog is poised for another remix in April of next year. 1990’s “Grape” on the Air Jordan 5 went off a tangent from the usual black, red, and white concoctions, bringing together teal and purple on a white leather base for Nike’s off-the-court Flight collections. Since then, it’s been one of the most referenced issues in Air Jordan history, with a reversed version called the “Black Grape” hitting stores just a few years ago and a “Fresh Prince” concept coming through for Will Smith’s 50th birthday. A third version fashioned in “alternate” uniform direction has been revealed as the Air Jordan 5 is set to be draped in purple grape nubuck uppers with a matching midsole; although not an actual photo, this closely depicts what could be in store next year. Will you complete your “Grape” set?

Air Jordan 5
Release Date: April 2020
$190
Color: Grape Ice/Black-Clear-New Emerald
Style Code: 136027-500

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