In the new year, expect to see a new colorway of the Air Jordan XX inspired casual sneaker, the Jordan 2′smooth.

This model features the AJ XX midsole and outsole and a similar upper of the XX, with laser etched side panels in perforated nubuck. The upper is accented with Midnight Navy and white.

Catch these at various Jordan Brand retailers everywhere in January 2012.

-J2! 

Sneakerheads, get ready to celebrate! It seems as if we’ve been flooded with sneaker packages and fusions for the past year or so, but JB has confirmed three colorways of the Air Jordan XII (12) Retro for the Holiday season. Two of the colorways have been seen before, but JB decided to bring out an all new white makeup of the XII. One pair will release each month from October to December. These sneakers will definitely heat up the streets, so be sure to check them out with the matching apparel.

Via SC.

Air Jordan XII (12) Retro (Limited Release)
Release Date: 10/2009
Style Number: 130690-163
Colorway: White/Black-Varsity Red
Retail Price: $150

Air Jordan XII (12) Retro (Limited Release)
Release Date: 11/2009
Style Number: 130690-062
Colorway: Black/Varsity Red
Retail Price: $150

Air Jordan XII (12) Retro
Release Date: 12/2009
Style Number: 130690-110
Colorway: White/Varsity Red-Black
Retail Price: $150

Set to release alongside the Portland Trailblazers Air Jordan Six Rings featured earlier today are the two pairs of Air Jordan I (1) Low Phats shown above. Though both pairs are inspired by the Portland Trailblazers, they are essentially the exact opposites of one another. The “away” colorway features a black base with a black patent leather toecap, a white swoosh, and a red jumpman logo on the tongue. The “home” colorway yields a white leather upper accented by a black swoosh with red stitching and a silver jumpman logo on the tongue. Both colorways include red midsoles and white outsoles. Both pairs are set to release with the aforementioned Air Jordan Six Rings on February 14, 2009. Via ExtraButter.

Jordan Brand has essentially released a low-top version of every single Air Jordan numbered sneaker up to now with the exception of a few including the Air Jordan VII (7). We are now seeing evidence that Jordan Brand did come up with the design of a low top AJ7, but then scrapped the idea. Shown above, an unreleased sample Air Jordan 7 Low features an upper extremely reminiscent of the mid cut AJ7. Yielding a white leather base with citrus accents and a clear sole, this pair is definitely a ‘love it or hate it’ type of sneaker. As previously mentioned, this pair is an unreleased sample and will most likely never be released. Via Kenlu.