CT8529-106 Air Jordan 6 Carmine 2021 to release on February 13th
New Jordans, Designed by the great Tinker Hatfield and sported by Michael Jordan on many occasions throughout his 1991-1992 NBA season, this installment is outfitted with a bold and bright scheme that is directly reflective of the Chicago Bulls. For its 2020 retro, the Air Jordan 6 will look exactly like they did back in 1991 in celebration of the 30th Anniversary of the silhouette. They’ll come complete with its OG height and “Nike Air” on the heels. Crafted with its OG shape, the high-cut kicks are executed with bright white leathers overlays while bold titular hues stain the nubuck fabric that rests underneath, lace toggles as well as the heightened region of the throat which is given a silky satin finish. Ventilated holes also poke out through the mid-foot and collars to break up the smooth textures.
At the 30th anniversary of the Air Jordan 6, Jordan Brand will re-enact the Air Jordan 6 OG with carmine red to celebrate this rare occasion. After multiple exposures, the official pictures of the re-engraved version of GS, Middle Child and Young Child were released, which also means that the color scheme will be released in the whole family size. This re-engraving is the third re-engraving of the color scheme, and the design follows the OG design of the first year. Not only the shoe body is spliced in classic white and red colors, but the heel also returns with the “Nike Air” logo, which is full of atmosphere in the first year. Air Jordan 6 is not only a favorite for men’s toe caps, but women’s toe caps are also very popular with this shoe type, and this color scheme is extremely versatile. I believe that the market popularity is not low.
Shop Air Jordan Basketball Shoes, To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of the Air Jordan 6 in 2021, Jordan Brand will be bringing back the original “Carmine” Air Jordan 6. The last time this colorway was launched into the market was back in 2014, but in celebration of the silhouette’s 30th anniversary, the Jumpman family is reviving it with “Nike Air” branding — a more favored design element amongst sneaker aficionados that hasn’t been applied to the makeup since 1991.
