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Michael Jordan’s second signature shoe is set for a resurrection, and this isn’t a new colorway of the same exact design that released in 1986.
The new Air Jordan XXXII took inspiration from the Air Jordan II, the shoe that started the legend of his Airness, with its Italian roots and subtle design.
As per Nike.com, the Air Jordan XXXII will have a Flyknit upper with “high-tenacity yarn.”
The sole will feature Zoom Air bags, a Flight Plate, and a herring bone construction underneath.
Reigning NBA MVP Russell Westbrook will be the poster boy of the new design as the Oklahoma City point guard featured in the promo shots wearing the “Bred” colorway.
The “Bred,” however won’t be the first colorway to be released as the distinction belongs to the “Rosso Corso,” which will be available on Sept. 23.
The Bred, meanwhile, will come out on Oct. 18 together with the low-top version.
No word yet on the Philippine price, but SoleCollector.com reports the regular mid-top versions will cost $185 while the low-tops will be at $160.