2023 Air Jordan 2 Low "Seersucker”
Retail Price: $150
Size Run: Adult
Colorway: Atmosphere/Pale Vanilla-White-Photon Dust
Style Code: DX6930-600
Region: US
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2023 Air Jordan 2 Low "Seersucker”
Jordan Brand Releasing A Jordan 2 Fit For The Warmer Days Of Spring!
The 2023 Air Jordan 2 Low “Seersucker” is a brand new retro basketball shoe from Jordan Brand that will be releasing alongside other models in their Spring and Summer collection for 2023. For this release, the Air Jordan 2 get's a eye-catching design makeover perfect for Easter.
Design, Materials, and Colorway
As far as the design, this upcoming release will feature a pink seersucker upper that is accented with hits of pale yellow which appears on the shoe's overlay piping, lace eyelets, tongue branding, and sockliner . Rounding out the design will be the white midsole, white laces, and multi-colored rubber outsole that matches the shoe’s upper.
Release Date And Pricing Info
The 2023 Air Jordan 2 Low “Seersucker” is expected to be released on April 8, 2023, for a retail price of $150. For a closer look check out the additional images below and consider subscribing to our newsletter for more Nike updates.
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Sneaker History
The Air Jordan 2 is a classic basketball sneaker designed by Bruce Kilgore and first released in 1986 by Nike under Michael Jordan's signature line. The shoe was notable for its unique design elements, including a textured leather upper, a midfoot strap for added support, and a sleek, streamlined silhouette.
The Air Jordan 2 was the first shoe in the Air Jordan line to not feature the iconic Nike Swoosh logo. Instead, the shoe showcased the "Wings" logo, which has since become synonymous with the Air Jordan brand.
The Air Jordan 2 was released in various colorways, with the most notable being the white, black, and red version that Jordan wore during the 1986-87 NBA season. Jordan also wore a special "Italian Stallion" edition during the 1987 Slam Dunk Contest.
Despite its stylish design and innovative features, the Air Jordan 2 was not as commercially successful as its predecessor, the Air Jordan 1. However, it remains an important piece of sneaker history and has since been re-released in various colorways over the years, cementing its status as a beloved classic in the Air Jordan line.
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