Jordans 2017, The Air Jordan 1, 6 and 13vhave all been recreated with winter-inspired colorways: Golden Harvest and Elemental Gold aka Wheat. While the colors are synonymous with the winter elements, the soft suede materials calmly contrast those with understated style. This stylish and trendy look championed by Timberland workboots transfers well onto the 1991 Air Jordan model as it features a full nubuck "Wheat" upper with a whole midsole and milky opaque outsole. One could say the Air Jordan 6 Wheat is a follow up to the limited edition PSNY x Air Jordan 12 release that represented New York City. Built in a workoot style, this upcoming Air Jordan 6 comes dressed in a mix of Golden Harvest and Elemental Gold making them perfect for the Fall/Winter season.
New Jordans 2016, Fitting in perfectly with the upcoming Fall season, the Air Jordan 6 Golden Harvest/Wheat comes constructed out of a premium suede all throughout the upper in a Golden Harvest hue. Designed for the upcoming season, this Air Jordan 6 is built with an all-over premium suede upper. Other details include a neoprene tongue, perforated detailing throughout along with matching colored laces. Originally released back in 1991, the Air Jordan 6 comes full circle this winter with a budding colorway ripe for modern tonal specifications. Officially offered in Golden Harvest, the glowing autumn shade is joined by Elemental Gold branding and Sail accents at the tongue and midsole.
Cheap Jordans 2017, The Air Jordan 6 will be seeing a premium suede iteration this fall just in time for the winter season. The Air Jordan 6 "Wheat" will feature a timb-esque tone on the uppers offering a nice touch to the classic Air Jordan 6. The VI is then done up in white accents on the midsole for a final touch. This particular aesthetic has always been pretty popular with Nike models. Considering the Air Jordan 6's fairly boot-like build, it seems especially appropriate. A premium suede upper takes on a combo of Sail and Harvest. A White midsole and translucent outsole help round things off with some contrast.