In our first viewing of the Air Jordan 7 (VII) Retro Olympic Celebration (or dubbed “OC”), we had said the multiple colors represented the Olympic Rings, and although this may be true, this Air Jordan 7 (VII) Retro goes deeper than that, here is the short story.

Dubbed the Air Jordan 7 (VII) Retro Miro after the Spanish painter Joan Miro who died before the 1984 Olympic Games. In 1992 when Michael Jordan and the Dream Team won gold, they played in Miro’s hometown Barcelona, Spain, and Jordan wore the Air Jordan 7 (VII) Olympic.

Taking the design from Joan Miro’s sculpture, “Woman and Bird”, the Air Jordan 7 (VII) Retro Miro Olympic Celebration Pack will contain the same style and colors. This pair will exclusively premier at Opium Barcelona on Thursday, July 3, from 7:30 pm and you can expect a big in store celebration. Via Guillotine.

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Back in March we dropped the news that the Air Jordan Retro 3 (III) Black / Cement Grey would release again, but apart of the Jordan 3 - Jordan 20 Countdown Pack. For those that are wondering what they will look like, wait no more, the pair pictured is the Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro Countdown Pack.

Although multiple angles are not available yet, we can tell the materials used are true to the Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro Black / Cement with the premium leather uppers. Sadly, we do not have a picture of the heel yet, but it will be the Jumpman logo. Releasing this October, via Marqueesole.

Edit: Check out the picture of the heel after the jump.

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Newly added to the Fusion family is the Air Jordan Force Fusion 20 (XX) Low, a model that might not win over many sneaker fanatic hearts. One thing we can tell from the detailed look, Air Jordan Brand did a good job resembling the Air Jordan 20 (XX).

The heel of the Air Jordan Force Fusion 20 (XX) Low contains the numbers 23 (jersey), 45 (returned to the NBA jersey), and 6 (number of championships won). The side panels will also feature the laser print that was on the Jordan 20 (XX), and finally a nubuck toe box. Available now at Sole-Locker.

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The recent collaboration between SBTG and Lazy has been one of the most talked about collaborations in some time. The sneaker features only the finest materials including colored selvage denim, olive drab British SAS shemagh, faux Croc leather and finished up with Gucci inspired Starks laces.

Release is precisely Sunday, June 29th at 10pm EST and Monday, June 30th at 10am Singapore time. The sneakers will be produced in sizes 8.5-11 and limited to 15 pairs. Retail price is set for $550 + S&H. Click here for more details.

The Nike Terminator has been receiving a lot of attention from Nike, whether its bringing back original designs or conceptualizing new ones like this latest Terminator High Supreme. Featured, is a combination of premium materials including snake skin paired with silver and navy. While Nike continues to bring out Vintage models, they update old classics with a new look. Expect to see these in stores around early July. Via Atmos.

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We’ve seen Bape take a new approach over the past few weeks and their Socksta is the newest item to be seen on the net. Unfortunately, not much information has been released surrounding this “Socksta”, even the name isn’t the official, but we do know that it will be available in four color-ways retailling at 7, 140 Yen each. Via hb.

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Early in the year we reported Nike’s Back to School Pack that featured the Dunk Low, Air Max 90 and Vandal High using the composition book design that was applied in the original back to school. This composition book pack is specifically designed for grade school sizes.

Unfortunately, only the Dunk Low and Air Max 90 are pictured. Both feature the original composition book design on the panels along with lined paper. Release is slated for early August. Via Sole Fresh.

Here’s one for the ladies. This is the latest Nike women’s Air Stab to surface the internet in a subtle white, beige and red color combination. A simple combination is paired with an all white mid-sole and sole. The sneaker is for the most part very clean and a little reminscent what the older color-ways use to look like. Via Sneaker Freaker.