When we wait for Jordan 11 Low Breds another Air Jordan 11 Low “Concord Suede” Sample has caught the attention of many with its unique suede overlay that takes place of the Air Jordan 11 “Concord” traditional patent leather.If you can recall we’ve see a few other Air Jordan 11 Low “Suede” Samples like the Red and Black pairs. Today, we get a first look at the Air Jordan 11 Low “Concord Suede” Sample that features a White smooth leather upper covered in a Black suede overlay, finished with an icy translucent outsole.As of right now there has been no confirmation made by Jordan Brand claiming these nor any release information. But if these were to release, how many of you would consider buying them even with the recent launch of the Air Jordan 11 Low “Concord” back in 2015. Nicki Minaj is the latest rapper to get their own Jordan 5 Space Jam , which were shown off tonight by her on social media.Minaj calls them the "Pink Print Jordans," and even goes so far as to say that, "Yeezys aint seein these," in reference to Kanye's sneaker line. The sneaker doesn't appear to be a brand new design, but rather a new colorway of the Jordan Westbrook 0, Russell Westbrook's upcoming Jordan signature. Look for the Nicki Minaj Air Jordans to show up on-feet for the rapper as she performs at tonight's Jordan Brand Classic game in Brooklyn.Minaj's social media posts suggest that she is now an official member of the Jordan Brand family. Girls have their biggest year ever for Air Jordan retro releases continue with yet another hot new drop on the way. This time it’s an Breds Jordan 11 Low GS built specifically for the young female sneakerheads, featuring a solid look in a grey upper accented with black, white, and vibrant Hot Lava. Also adding a unique touch are the black and white striped laces. Furthering the strong offerings of Jordans for girls like the Air Jordan 7 Lola Bunny and Air Jordan 10 Verde, this latest Air Jordan 5s can be expected later this year.

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