“Bright Concord” Infuses Multi-Color Hits Across The Jordan Why Not 0.6

Still residing amongst the palm trees and clear skies of LA post the NBA’s trade deadline, Russell Westbrook now takes the court each night alongside the superstar duo of Kawhi Leonard and Paul George. Accompanying the nine-time All-Star on his fifth team in the League is Westbrook’s sixth signature silhouette with Jordan Brand, which now dresses in a compelling multi-color mix.

In tune with the titular nature of his past releases, the latest ensemble of the Why Not 0.6 undergoes a gloomy backdrop as the entirety of the upper shroud and suede mudguards collect for a dominant “Bright Concord” scheme. Contrasted at its medial side wall’s black fabric, hot pink embroidery and bright sky blue zipper, a seldom inclusion of golden yellow outfits the hidden lace anchors and branding atop the tongue to curtail the introductory array of hues. Color matching the heel’s Jumpman in tandem with the “Prime Pink” sock liner above, the angled midsole enjoys an injection of neutrals with its tan assemblage. Immediately contrasted via the split tread which dawns a jet-black forefoot and white speckles, the latter half collects the aforementioned embellishments from the color wheel into an all-out marbling underfoot.

Tentatively scheduled to release on March 22nd in men’s ($140) and grade school ($120) sizing, in the meantime enjoy official images of the Jordan Why Not 0.6 “Bright Concord” below.

For more under the Jumpman banner, make sure to check out the details regarding the upcoming release of the Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 “Pine Green”.