This Air Jordan 35 comes dressed in a Sepia Stone, Metallic Gold, and Desert Sand color combination. First, the pair features suede on the overlays with earth-tone hues. Next, both Green and Red runs throughout while the eclipse plate resembles Jade. Gold then adorns the top eyelets and Jumpman on the tongue while Red dual branding appears on the insoles. Finally, Clot's branding lands on the heel label and debossed by the heel. Elsewhere, swooshes are struck with matte black in match to the darkened laces, lining, and staple Wings insignia.
New Jordans, Distancing itself from the terracotta-like Air Jordan 13 and 14s, the CLOT x Air Jordan 35 still opts for natural hues, though this time working in traditional Chinese colors of red and gold, while jade-look finished are applied to the Eclipse plate and ankle detail. Elsewhere, robust suede layers hue a dark, mud-like shade, while the instep, mesh collar, and laces complement in a lighter tan. Olive accents then hit the tooling, mirroring the shape of the lower side and its auspicious red and gold Flightwire. Along the Zoom plate, vamp, and profile, supportive jade accents take the spotlight, referencing an ornamental mineral that's as prolific today as it was during the earliest Chinese dynasty. CLOT, the staple streetwear brand, is rumored to deliver the Air Jordan 35 in a "Sepia Stone" colorway parallel to its rumored Air Jordan 14 Low "Sepia Stone" collaboration.
Shop Air Jordan Basketball Shoes, This Air Jordan 35 comes dressed in a Sepia Stone, Metallic Gold and Desert Sand color combination.as well as have "Desert Sand" accents following suit to arrive somewhat similar to the CLOT Air Jordan 13 Low release from 2018.A familiar powerhouse will spin the AJ35 in its own manner. Mesh and suede make up most of the release, arriving in Sepia Stone and Desert Sand, while trimming, meeting, hardware, and branding are reserved for the aforementioned national colors. Co-branding can be found at the forefoot and insoles, and at the rear pull, too, while a heritage armor-like motif is debossed into the lateral ankle to both complete the design and link it back to the accompanying Air Jordan 14.