Union x Air Jordan 2 Retro SP Grey Fog DN3802-001

Union x Air Jordan 2 Retro SP Grey Fog is coming to join the sneaker trend. Union LA and Jordan Brand have been mighty duos as far as partnerships. And the two crew up again on the Air Jordan 2 that's ready to drop next year. Two colourways are dropping in the collection, and we get a first and official look at the "Grey Fog" colourway. These trainers are so cool that you can not take your eyes off them.

Chris Gibbs and UNION continue to push Jordan Brand's creation in vintage-inspired trends. That feels new and looks fresh. UNION took a luxury-inspired style and flipped it for the 35th anniversary of the Air Jordan 2. Add an alternative compensation detail array in a muted Grey Fog colour theme. Taking textiles from their record in streetwear culture.

They create an upper with a composite material maverick. Combining durable canvas and rich suede for an unexpected effect. The sneaker also uses a ballistic mesh base with suede on the Grey Fog overlays. A bright blue is used to accent the sneaker. Most prominently, the lace overlay and beneath the perforated Grey Fog suede. The cooperative Air Jordan brings more hoops on the ankle collar. Which also features a specimen tag featuring the Union branding, Wings logo, and HO21 on the tag pointing to a Holiday 2021 drop. But due to problems with the reserve chain. It won't make it in time.

Union and Jordan Brand co-branding is seen on the tongue tag and insole, with the Union LA tag seen on the bright blue lace overlay mentioned earlier. The sneaker also uses a deconstructed tongue with exposed foam, similar to their earlier Air Jordan collabs. Lastly, a grey outsole and midsole complete the sneaker. So, Stay with us for release details and more trainers. Also, please review our site's Air Jordan section for even more pairs from the Sportswear goliaths. Moreover, If you want another pair like this, check out Union Air Jordan 4 Desert Moss.

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