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Tomorrow’s release of the Air Jordan VI Oreo will be a welcome interruption to what’s been a relatively subdued month of March in terms of releases. This latest Air Jordan VI release is all about ‘cookies n’ cream’, meaning a contrast in tastes and textures. The upper is constructed of both leather and nubuck, composed of two colors that define the word “opposite” better than anything else. The Oreo VI will be available tomorrow at select Nike retailers like Extra Butter, or grab a pair of this jordan shoes now from the online store.

Sometimes, it’s the unexpected colourways that make for the hottest releases.  This time last year, nobody would have even imagined how hot the Nike Air Griffey Max 1 in marina blue and cool grey turned out to be.  We’ve seen plenty of Griffeys with teal accents, but that particular combination is just magical.

Such is the case with the latest Air Jordan 1 Phat hightop.  These thick-tongued AJ1s certainly aren’t the first Jays to mix white, black and yellow (Thunder/Lightning, anyone?), but the way it’s done on this pair is straight up masterful.  You’ve got a white overlay atop a grey base to ensure they don’t overtake your outfit, but the yellow jordan shoes laces and stitching look excellent with the simple base.

The feedback for the new Air Jordan Flight 9 has been mixed, but here’s a new pair that has the potential to change that.  For whatever reason, the white/black/red colorblocking scheme on this pair just seems to flatter the Flight 9 more.  The upper is constructed of white patent leather, with the red and black accents taking on a slightly less-Chicago look thanks to a blue ice outsole.  Give the AJ Flight 9 another look; we have more jordan shoes photos after the jump.