The history of this design dates back to a catalog image from the late nineties that showed a sample that never went into mass production. That alternative design proposed a different color distribution on the midsole compared to the version that eventually came to light, remaining for decades as a myth, known only by experts in the brand's legacy.
The Air Jordan 6 Retro "Infrared" (GS) adapts this historical narrative to the feet of the younger generation, reviving the contrast play of the original prototype with a focus adapted to children's sizes. The model includes details that pay homage to its origin as a sample, maintaining the nubuck structure and the lacing system that ensure firmness and stability. This
