
Nike Releases New Air Jordan 11 Retro Low ‘Bred’ Sneakers
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission.
When Michael Jordan returned to the NBA after two years away from the game, he took the Chicago Bulls to the Eastern Conference Semifinals in 1995. While Jordan and the Bulls fell to the Orlando Magic, he was wearing the now-iconic Nike Air Jordan 11 sneakers.
And 30 years later, Nike is re-releasing the Air Jordan 11 Retro Low “Bred” sneakers on Saturday, April 26 at 10 a.m. ET/7 a.m. PT.
Priced at $190 at Nike.com, the Nike Air Jordan 11 Retro Low “Bred” sneakers are rubber sole adds to their lightweight cushioning with a look that’s clean and retro, especially with a slick and shiny black patent leather wraparound. The sneakers are also lightweight and made from a blend of real and synthetic leather paired with a fabric upper for durability.
Additionally, the shoes feature Michael Jordan’s No. 23 is “hidden” at the top of each heel, as well as the “Jumpman” logo on their heels and bottoms . The silhouette is just classic, while these sneakers come in a black, white and varsity red colorway.

Nike
Nike Air Jordan 11 Retro Low ‘Bred’ Sneakers
Release date: April 26 at 10 a.m. ET/7 a.m. PT
Meanwhile, the sneaker and sports apparel company has been releasing new versions of Air Jordan sneakers for the brands 40th anniversary this year. In fact, Nike even dropped new variation of the Air Jordan 1 retro shoes in a classic white, varsity red, sail and black colorway (the colors of the Chicago Bulls).
Available on Saturday, April 26 for $190, the Nike Air Jordan 11 Retro Low “Bred” sneakers are unisex and come in various sizes. The shoes also come in sizes for big kids, little kids, toddlers and even babies with prices starting at $60 at Nike.com.
Originally published by variety.com. Syndicated material does not necessarily reflect the views of Grazia British.
More Lifestyle
Millennium Docs Against Gravity Festival Director on How Documentary Film Helps Audiences Find ‘Sense Amid the Chaos’ of Current Events
Poland’s Millennium Docs Against Gravity, the documentary film festival that takes place simultaneously across seven Polish cities, returns for its 23rd edition from May 7 – 17 with a…
Mubi Acquires Na Hong-Jin’s Korean Thriller ‘Hope,’ Starring Michael Fassbender, Alicia Vikander and Hoyeon, For Multiple Territories Ahead of Cannes Premiere
Mubi is once again flexing it financial muscle ahead of Cannes, picking up one of the buzziest films heading to this year’s festival. The arthouse distributor and production company has…
MetFilm Sales Acquires Mongolian Documentary ‘Colors of White Rock’ Ahead of World Premiere at Tribeca (EXCLUSIVE)
London-based MetFilm Sales has acquired Mongolian filmmaker Khoroldorj Choijoovanchig’s debut feature documentary “Colors of White Rock” for worldwide sales representation. The film will…
Brit Detective Drama ‘Bergerac’ Bought for U.S. by PBS Distribution (EXCLUSIVE)
British detective drama “Bergerac” is heading to the U.S. with PBS Distribution following a deal with Banijay Rights. The acquisition comes ahead of next week’s London TV Screenings, with…




