Full of pleasant surprises, the 2010 Holiday season continues its intrigue as Jordan Brand announces the official retro if its Black/Altitude Green XIII model, the first since the sneaker’s original release in 2005. Slightly changed for 2010 (arguably for the better), the design scraps its original leather upper panel and replaces it with the traditional mesh seen within the Flint Grey and Black/Red XIII. All other details remain in-tact, including the texture leather paneling and iconic hologram. A release is expected on December 4th, 2010.

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Twenty five years ago, Air Jordans brought color to the court and sticking true to that notion, they continue the tradition to this day. Fresh off the heels of the recent University Blue colorway, Jordan Brand brings more bold colors to the Air Jordan II. These solid green, yellow, and red hues mark quite an interesting turn for the brand, making for an intriguing new set of kicks, dubbed the “Candy” pack. Look for all three come October 30th; via select Jordan accounts. (Click on photos to enlarge)

Fans of the Jordan VII are excited to see this Olympic release. Other than the obvious themed colorway, this is the first Jordan shoe to feature a number 9, which represents MJ’s Olympic jersey number.

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Following an outrage over the lack of Jordan Brand utilizing its iconic “Infrared” hue on the recent VI Retro, we see a special double pack of VI’s, scheduled to drop later this month. This upcoming release will see both a black and white version of the sneaker in its glorious Infrared colorway. Much like other dual-drops, the pack will slightly exceed the $300 price tag but should give those anxiously awaiting this retro some highly sought after satisfaction. Images of the upcoming release can be seen below, courtesy of Kix-Files.

Following an outrage over the lack of Jordan Brand utilizing its iconic “Infrared” hue on the recent VI Retro, we see a special double pack of VI’s, scheduled to drop later this month. This upcoming release will see both a black and white version of the sneaker in its glorious Infrared colorway. Much like other dual-drops, the pack will slightly exceed the $300 price tag but should give those anxiously awaiting this retro some highly sought after satisfaction. Images of the upcoming release can be seen below, courtesy of Kix-Files.

Earlier this year, Jordan Brand unveiled its inaugural Premio release with the Air Jordan II. Following up on that effort is an upcoming Air Jordan IX version. Featured in a premium range of leathers, the shoe’s colorway includes white and gold with a red stamp over the heel. The IX’s original debut came while Michael Jordan was away playing baseball and would eventually transcend basketball to become a popular sneaker for various cleated sports. The Air Jordan IX Retro Premio Bin 23 will release on Saturday, May 29th at select retailers across the world and on June 5th in the US.