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The Air Jordan 3 "Black Cement" will release while staying true ... The last remaining OG colorway, "True Blue," didn't appear on his feet during a game until 2001, when he was playing for the ...

The Air Jordan 3 'Cement Grey' finally has a release date ... a yellow Swoosh and a lime green textile lining. Blue snakeskin print is present on the left side of the shoe, and there is a lateral ...

Nike and Michael Jordan's co-owned sneaker lineage, Air Jordan, has continued to send the internet into a frenzy with its iconic makeovers of signature Air Jordan silhouettes. The duo has already ...

Well, blame the Air Jordan 3 White Cement Reimagined ... Rounding out the Triple Black look are bright Tiffany blue accents with sterling silver heel details and a premium leather upper.

Air Jordan 3 was inducted into the Jordan catalog back in 1988. The set of four OG colorways: “White Cement,” “Black Cement,” Fire Red,” and “True Blue” were the first releases of ...

Some kicks demand the undivided attention of fans everywhere. The Air Jordan 3 Retro "Black Cement" is making its long-awaited return this weekend. The iconic black and grey colorway of Michael ...

The sneaker features laser etchings over a royal blue base, gold embroidery ... and look just like the ’88 Black Cement Jordan 3 and features a smooth leather upper, elephant print overlays ...

The Air Jordan 3 in the "Cement Grey" colorway. / Nike Fashion trends have come and gone over the past few decades, yet the Air Jordan 3 stands the test of time. While the retail price of $200 is ...

Now and then greatness is undeniable. Now and then—roughly every six or seven years, to be specific—we are reminded that the Air Jordan 3 ‘Black Cement’ truly is one of, if not the ...

The hype and hoopla that used to surround the Saturday releases of Air Jordan sneakers might be dead and gone, but best believe that sneakerheads love themselves some OG colorways and later this ...