WMNS DH9696-100 Air Jordan 6 Barely Rose Metallic Gold 2021
The Air Jordan 6 marked a new chapter in the Air Jordan legacy. His Airness and the Chicago Bulls captured their first championship with MJ and the AJ6 leading the way against the Los Angeles Lakers in the 1991 NBA Finals. This Air Jordan 6 comes dressed in a White, Barely Rose, Sail, and Metallic Gold color combination. Elsewhere, the pair is comparatively unassuming, primarily make use of white shades via its smooth and tumbled leather overlays. Underneath, even the pink is muted, its shade somewhat offset by the neutrals adjacent.
New Jordans, This iteration is also expected to include a gold hoop earring-inspired Jumpman hangtag. Completing the look is a white and sail-colored midsole with Barely Rose speckling on the translucent outsole. While there’s no direct correlation to the 1991 Finals and this Air Jordan 6 colorway, the women’s-exclusive will still be a noteworthy release. 30 years after the Air Jordan 6 graced the finals, the rumored Air Jordan 6 WMNS “Gold Hoops” slated for summer 2021. Highlighting this pair, we have Metallic Gold accenting the lace-lock, heel, and part of the midsole. Lastly, Sail runs across the midsole while a translucent outsole finishes the look.
Shop Air Jordan Basketball Shoes, The design is accentuated with a “Barely Rose” hue on the upper at the toe box and sides. Further highlighting the look, a “Metallic Gold” shade takes center stage on the soles, heel and lace lock. Although not much information is known just yet, some are speculating the new shoes to celebrate the 1991 NBA finals, where Michael Jordan wore the silhouette while playing against the Los Angeles Lakers. Flaunting clean white leather uppers with light rose pink adorning the toe box and underlays, the highlight gold hue is notably prominent on the midsoles, lace look, and the tip of its heel tab. Metallic Gold will then accent the usual AJ6 lace toggle, heel and midsole detailing. A creamy rubber midsole along with an icy rubber outsole will adorn the bottoms.
