New Jordans 2018 is looking to release the Air Jordan 3 "Katrina" next year. Originally put up for auction for the hurricane Katrina charity fund in the late 2000's, this Air Jordan 3 remained a memory for many Jordan enthusiast that looked forward to a release. Fast forward to 2018, Jordan Brand will finally be releasing the Air Jordan 3 "Katrina" with Nike Air on the heel. This Air Jordan 3 features a white leather upper with Cement Grey, Black, and Fire Red accents. Think of it as a blend between the White Cement and Fire Red colorways.
The Katrina Air Jordan 3 was a special edition Air Jordan 3 that was designed by New Jordans 2016 exclusively for a charity auction to support the relief efforts from Hurricane Katrina. For 2017, the release comes dressed in a White, Cement Grey, Black and Fire Red color scheme. Not only will it be the first public release, but the shoe will not include "Nike Air" on the back heels. The Air Jordan 3 "Katrina" comes rocking a clean design featuring a white leather upper with that iconic elephant print shade found on the heel and the toe. The kicks are finished off with a white midsole and Jordan branding on the tongue and heel.
Jordans 2017, This White and Red sample edition of the Air Jordan 3 was produced back in 2006 and was highly popular by a lot of sneakerheads. The Jordan 3 Katrina is finally releasing this Holiday 2017 season alongside the Jordan 3 Black Cat for what could be the two premier releases for Jordan Brand's Fall/Winter retro collection. The Jordan 3 Katrina was a special version of the Air Jordan 3 Retro created exclusively for charity auctions supporting relief efforts in Hurricane Katrina's aftermath back in 2006. Now over a decade later, we'll finally see the Chicago-esque pair featuring a matching red lining and midsole release at retailers. The Air Jordan 3 Black Cat first released back in 2007 featuring an all black colorway with premium patent leather on the mudguard, nubuck, and jet black elephant print for a simple classic that fits right in with the Jumpman's current all-black overhauling of select retro models.