The iconic Air Jordan 6 from the "Defining Moments" Pack is returning to retailers soon, but we'll have to wait a little longer than expected. It was originally believed that the DMP Air Jordan 6 would release as part of the brand's annual All Star lineup in February. Then, the date was reportedly bumped up to January 25.
Now, sneaker source @J23App reports that the DMP 6s won't be releasing until late March. And around and around we go.
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The sneakers originally released in 2006 alongside an alternate "Concord" Air Jordan 11 in celebration of Michael Jordan’s two three-peats in 1991 and 1996. The 2020 version will reportedly come with the OG gold shoe box along with matching Jumpman dog tags.
While a specific release date remains in limbo, the iconic kicks are expected to be available in sizes for the whole fam, with men's sizes retailing for $200. Check out some additional images in the IG posts embedded below, and stay tuned for the official announcement.
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