All white Jordan I lows seem to release every summer. Each being a little different from the other Wheter it’s the color of the outsole or the sock liner you can expect to see them in stores when the weather starts to heat up. However, this summer’s batch of all white Is Jordan tried something a little something different. First, they changed the model to a Phat Low instead of a regular Air Jordan I low, not really a big difference in the ascetics department but might affect the comfort level. Next up is the material, white ostrich which covers most of the shoe except for the area behind the swoosh which is mesh. Accenting the white is a silver Wings Logo on the heel and a transparent outsole that appears to have a silver-ish tint to it. Now available on eBay. Pictures courtesy of StepToRun.

Color: White/White-Neutral Grey
Style: 338145-111

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Jordan Brand has been spitting out Is like they’re going out of style. Highs, Mids, Lows and everything in between have been released or will release sometime in the near future. Lately they’ve been going back to their roots or listening to the people who want retroes of OG color ways instead of “variant” looking color ways. Whatever the case may be Jordan Fall 2009 preview was filled with retroes of OG color ways (some with a twist).

Thanks to FootLockerUnlocked we’ve got some better shots for you. This version uses a black full-grain leather upper with sections of what looks like aged shadow grey or Elephant print on the toe box, Swoosh and rear panel. The laces are also grey. Expect these to hit Jordan retailers some time in September, until then check out the pictures after the jump.

Color: Black/Shadow Grey-White
Style: 332550-001

We just showed you the Easter “Basket” Weave Pack Premier Highs and thanks again to Jason White we are able to bring you this high strap. With all the catalog images that have leaked, this particular model in this color way has never been seen before. HOWEVER, this color way has been used before on an Air Force 1 Low, which interestingly enough featured pretty much the same color blocking and some of the same materials. White pebbled leather upper, Black swoosh and midsole. The big difference maker between these and the “Boxing” Air Force 1’s is the toe box, which is brown. Besides the fact they are scheduled for a fall 2009 release no other background info is available at this time.

And we’ll end this week the same way we started it, by dropping some more Jordan I news. Catalog images of this I first surfaced back in November when we showed you a part 2 to Jordan Brand’s scheduled summer releases. Now you’re able to get a clearer idea with this picture. This Jordan I High Premier will be part of an Easter themed pack. It comes in a metallic white upper with a newly re discovered woven pattern on the toe box and side panels. All which sits on a nice gum bottom. Releasing alongside this Hi in the Easter “Basket” Weave Pack is a Velcro Low with essentially the same concept. Tech info after the jump. VIA: Sneakerfiles

About this time last week, we reported on the news of a Jordan 1 High Pack inspired by the 1989 movie, Do The Right Thing. Today we bring you news of another Jordan I High Pack to be released in 2009. It will be called the Alpha Omega Pack. This is the second Alpha Omega pack and the second to feature a Jordan I. Although the Pack was dubbed with an important sounding name, we don’t really know the true story behind them. Both the color ways are from 1985 when the I first released. The Lakers themed color way, made of grand purple, varsity maize, and white, actually comes from a sample that never made in into production. It is one of the rarest Jordan Samples to date. Black and Grey pair will be identical to its 1985 GR version. The Alpha Omega Pack is set to hit shelves in September 2009, stay tuned for more info. VIA: TSG

Looking at the catalog images its clear to see there will be two different color ways, one pair will come in stealth/black-light silver-pink clay-white while the other will be featured in a white/light silver-true red color way. A ‘Hare” Jordan graphic also replaces the regular Jumpman on the tongue label. The tongue also features a pattern used on the VII. Be on the look out around April for these to release as a Quickstrike. Via:Gltn

Here’s a unique release – this Air Jordan 1 Low with Velcro straps. Though Velcro sneakers should be reserved for grade school, this shoe does have a nice colorway.

If you are into the ease of Velcro shoes, you should be able to find these in the classic Chicago Bulls colorway at your local Jordan retailer; Millennium Shoes has them now. These are set for release on Sept 27th at $100. Via Hypebeast.

This Air Jordan Countdown Pack is set to be released on September 25th at select Air Jordan accounts. This pack features the Air Jordan I and the Air Jordan XX2.

The colorways are quite simple, using a black and white makeup without the traditional Chicago Bulls red. If you are a fan of the shoe that started it all, the simple Air Jordan 1 in this pack is a good choice. Via Hypebeast.

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The Air Jordan One model has been mocked up in many variations and patterns. This is the latest variation designed by Phife Dawg of Tribe called Quest. This is very new and more details will be released in the future.

The shoe has a black colorway. The midsection has a colorful pattern of red and green random lines on it. The toe box is plain black. There is a vertical panel of leather that separates and defines the toe box and midsection. The shoe lace is black and it is threaded through the black strip of shoe lace holes. The Nike swoosh is black and goes behind to join the base of the heel, which is black colored. There is a nice shoe strap around the ankle of the sneaker. This strap is black, with a red line down its center. The strap is threaded through a few braces, which are also black/ red colored.

The thick midsole is black with a line of white machine stitching running around its perimeter. The bottom layer of the midsole is reddish brown in color. I like the shoe because it uses black color. I like the introduction of the colored pattern in the midsection.

Last month there was a peak at a black and white colorway of the Air Jordan I Retro for Father’s Day. Here’s another version for the upcoming holiday, but this time it’s a mustard colored tweed for a very interesting look.

The tweed is used on the side panel, tongue and toe box. White leather is also used in these sneakers, as well as red contrast stitching to create the Swoosh and Jordan logo on the tongue. There is also a red pin stripe around the white midsole.

These Air Jordan I’s are expected to be released on June 7th at $100. They will be out in time for Father’s Day, which is on Sunday, June 15th this year. Pick up a pair for your Pops or for yourself. Via Sneaker Files.