The matching lining and piping opt for a more solid finish that visually frames the embroidered, “University Blue” Jumpman.įor a closer look at this upcoming AJ13, check out the detailed images below.
As for the dimpled shell, the panel is dressed near entirely with navy, with reflective threads sewn in all across. Tumbled leathers and nubuck are tinted a dark black across the lower half, matching the tone of the tongue and its laces. Practically identical to the mock-ups from October, the pair keeps it simple all throughout. And the latter, after leaks throughout the past few months, has finally been revealed in detail alongside an April 2nd release date. But this year, the silhouette is finally receiving some attention, granted both a “Court Purple” and “Navy” colorway. UPDATE 03/22/22: Official images of the Air Jordan 13 Retro Brave Blue can be seen below.Compared to the Air Jordan 1 and 4, the Air Jordan 13 rarely sees as much time in the spotlight. UPDATE 03/22/22: Official images of the Air Jordan 13 Retro Brave Blue can be seen below. Keep it locked to our Twitter and Mobile App to stay up to date on this release as it gets closer. Find raffles and releases for the Jordan 13 here. They will be available in full-family sizing, from men to toddler. It will launch at Nike as well as select Jordan Brand retailers in-store and online. The Air Jordan 13 Retro Navy is set to release on April 2nd, 2022. University blue branding is found via the Jumpman logo embroidered on the tongue with white accents on the midsole to break up the color. Suede wraps around the ankle down to the midsole as well as on the tongue. Coming in navy, university blue, black and white, it features a dimpled 3M reflective overlay and leather toe. Now, five years later, the “Navy” AJ 13 Low will be released in high top form for the first time ever. Originally released as a low top on June 1st, 1998, the “Navy” Air Jordan 13 Low returned as the “Brave Blue” edition for its first retro release on April 8th, 2017. In addition to a few new colorways scheduled to be released, an OG colorway of the AJ 13 is also set to return, with a twist. Kicking things off for 2022 is the all-new “Court Purple” edition with more to follow throughout the year. It was retroed for the first time in 2004 and has continued to drop on an almost annual basis. Five high top colorways were released, followed by two low tops. The Air Jordan 13 debuted in 1997 and continued in 1998.
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