This weekend's slate of Jordan retro releases each take a different spin on a classic black and red colorway. The Air Jordan 8 Retro "Alternate" brings to life a brand new white, black and red colorway that would have looked right at home among the original colorways released in 1993. The other release is a bit more straightforward, as the Air Jordan 12 Retro Low "Playoffs" presents a low cut version of the beloved OG colorway. 

Our photographer Eddie Lee hit the court with model Julian Ellzy to showcase both shoes in their natural environments. Both styles will be available in-store and via email order on Saturday, 2/25.

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Spring is right around the corner, which means its time to hit the track and melt off that extra layer of winter blubber. Our photographer Eddie Lee recently captured model Julian Ellzy getting in a training session while sporting some of the latest Nike Tech Fleece and rocking Air Huaraches. He also caught him cooling down in Nike Sportswear sweats and Air Presto Utility "Cargo Khaki".

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Perhaps no two American brands better signify this country's unique tradition of hard work, duty, sacrifice and exploration than Timberland and Alpha Industries.

Our photographer Eddie Lee and model Julian Ellzy present multiple winter looks from both of these classic American brands.

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In today’s current climate of sneaker mania, where every release is analyzed and judged for style as well as value, few shoes are as revered as the Air Jordan 1 “Bred”. The original “must have” sneaker when it debuted in 1985, the Air Jordan 1 “Bred” is just as coveted today as it was 30 years ago, maybe even more so. On the occasion of its most recent re-release next week in conjunction with the debut of the brand new Air Jordan 31 “Bred”, we thought it would be interesting to see where this newest "Bred" stands in relation to prior releases. Since we just so happened to have a 1985 "Bred" and a 2001 "Bred" hanging around the office, we decided to compare the three releases that are each separated by 15 years to examine the differences in their construction and in the surrounding culture of the time.

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