Jovani Hernandez Dozens of Air Jordan releases are still on schedule for the remainder of 2023, but another retro has been rumored for the beginning of next year.
According to credible sneaker leakers, the Air Jordan 3 is expected to launch in a “White/Midnight Navy/Cement Grey/Black” color scheme. Set to drop for the whole family, the sneaker updates Tinker Hatfield’s first signature model design for Michael Jordan in a way that commemorates the past. Akin to the “Midnight Navy” Air Jordan 4 that released October 2022, the newly-rumored retro reportedly features a color-blocking identical to the iconic “White Cement” pair. Details on and along the tongue, inner-lining, and midsole, however, are expected to don dark blue finishes instead of those in line with the Chicago Bulls uniform. A Jumpman logo is also expected on the spine, further expanding Jordan’s legacy off-the-court. Elephant print, which debuted on the Jordan 3 in 1988, reprises its role around the toe, at the mid-foot, and across the heel, providing a modern spin on a classic design.
Enjoy a speculative mock-up of the pair ahead. The brand hasn’t confirmed or denied any details, but the “Midnight Navy” retro is expected to hit Nike SNKRS on mid-January 2024 for $200 USD.
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Mens Air Jordan 3 "Midnight Navy"
US 12/16/2023 Saturday
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| JD Sports US | Sold Out | Sold Out |
| TAKOUT NY | Sold Out | Sold Out |
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The information was first reported by Sneaker Files; mock-up by Instagram user @zSneakerHeadz
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