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Jordan TWO TREY “Olympic” Recalls Air Jordan 6 Colorway From 2000

Jordan TWO TREY “Olympic” Recalls Air Jordan 6 Colorway From 2000

The Jordan TWO TREY looks to expand its horizon with colors, and quite frankly, it doesn’t need to work too hard to accomplish that goal. Given that it’s inspired by seven different original Air Jordan models, there’s a seemingly endless number of colorway options for this latest hybrid model. However, the next known release is a tad unexpected for a number of reasons.

The first revealed Jordan TWO TREY colorways stuck to the Air Jordan 11, arguably the most popular of the seven championship shoes. “Bred”, “Concord”, and “Legend Blue” are already in the works, but for its next trick, the Jumpman directs its attention to the year 2000 and the “Olympic” colorway that adorned the Air Jordan 6. Although the Air Jordan 6 is included in the Jordan TWO TREY design, the “Olympic” was never worn by Jordan, let alone an original colorway.

Adult, GS, and PS sizes are confirmed to release soon on Nike.com, so enjoy a first look at the official images ahead.

In other Jordan news, check out the full store list for the Jordan 6 “Red Oreo”.

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