Official images of the Air Jordan 12 "Fireside" are here, and the pair is set to release on October 24th. It will cost $215.
This is the shoe that was first rumored as the "Eggnog." Jordan Brand changed the name, but the cream and brown colors are still the star.
Overall, the design is simple and warm. Cream pebbled leather covers most of the upper. Dark brown suede wraps the mudguard and lower panels, which gives the shoe a clear two-tone look.
Smaller details add some polish. Bronze-brown metallic eyelets line the laces, and a white pull tab sits at the top of the heel. The midfoot plate uses a contrasting color.
The heel carries a brown "23" with a reddish outline. Underneath, the outsole is brown with a cream traction pattern. It is a very cohesive palette.
Sizing is full family, so adults, kids, and toddlers can all get a pair. Look for it on SNKRS and at select Jordan Brand retailers. The style code is CT8013-105. Of course, many fans will think of the 2024 SoleFly Air Jordan 12. It also mixed cream and brown. However, this pair uses a lighter upper and places the dark brown in different spots.
Air Jordan 12 "Fireside"
The "Fireside" is one of two pairs with that name this fall. The women's Air Jordan 3 "Fireside" is set to arrive on October 30th. Together, they give Jordan Brand fans a cozy pair of options.
We covered an earlier Air Jordan 12 "Fireside" detailed look in September. Back then, the date was October 17th. The new date is one week later.
The Air Jordan 12 has a long history with rich colors. Tinker Hatfield designed it in 1997, and it became known for its stitched lines and Zoom Air cushioning. The brown and cream look works well with fall clothes.
At $215, the price matches the usual tag for the Air Jordan 12. A general release in full family sizing should also help more people land a pair.
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