The only retro to sport the theme so far has been the Girls Jordans Jordan 4 'Pearl' shown here, which is a GS pair. The sneakers feature a foiled out upper and a colorway that's definitely shinier than anything that's ever been on this silhouette before. It's not often than smaller retros like this have concrete release dates, but according to Sneaker Politics they won't be releasing until Feb. 14. Also of note: the shop has this Air Jordan 4 listed at $180. Keeping things classic, this Jordan 6 GS is dressed in the traditional Black, Varsity Red and Sail color scheme. As an OG edition, the shoe also features Nike Air branding on the tongue tag and insole. Other details include the Air Jordan Wings logo on the back heel.As the release date approaches for the drop of the Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG “Bred”, we now have some additional images to preview of the shoe. The Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG “Bred” will be getting remastered this month and will be coming to us in a classic colorway.Jordan Brand has promised us big things in 2015 with their Remastered series, and over the last few months we have seen more and more images popping up of what we can expect. This pair sticks to the classic Chicago Bulls color combo of Varsity Red, Black and White that is commonly found on most Air Jordans.The shoe features the Nike Air tag stitched on the tongue to stay with the OG theme and also has the classic Air Jordan Wings logo on the back of the heel. Retro Jordans have been a tough purchase these days, and it’s not just for the adults. Next weekend’s release of the GS Jordans 2015 4 “Pearl”, which is exclusive to girls, will be a whopping $180 according to Sneaker Politics, which costs more than the adult-sized Retro releases in 2014. While these Pearl joints possess that luxe look, are Jordans getting too pricey.

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