DMP

Overall, the Air Jordan 11 is easily one of the best Jumpman sneakers ever created. In fact, this is the shoe that Michael Jordan returned to the court with. Although Tinker Hatfield thought he was crazy for doing so, Jordan marched to the beat of his own drum. This shoe is known for having those dress shoe vibes thanks to the patent leather around the silhouette. Moreover, these remain iconic as Jordan won his fourth title in these. Not to mention, they were in the movie Space Jam.

Throughout the years, Jordan Brand has made it a point to make sure that there is at least one new Air Jordan 11 every single year. However, there is an alternate pattern going on. One year, we get a new colorway. The next, we get a retro. In 2022, fans got the “Cherry” model which was fairly new as far as the OG AJ11 is concerned. However, in 2023, a retro of the Air Jordan 11 “DMP” will be dropping. Consequently, sneakerheads are extremely excited as this was a fantastic release from the 2000s.

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“DMP” Air Jordan 11

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According to a report from sneakerfiles.com and @zsneakerheadz, these are going to contain premium materials. For instance, tumbled leather will appear throughout the white portion of the upper. As for the gold Jumpman logo, that will be stitched on. This all comes together quite nicely, and we’re sure they will be a hit come the Holiday season.

At this point, it is believed that this sneaker is going to drop on December 9th of this year. However, that is just a rumor at this point. Ultimately, it will be up to Jordan Brand to decide when these will actually come out. Hopefully, that information will come sooner rather than later. Let us know what you think of this sneaker, in the comments section below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news and updates from around the sneaker world. We will be sure to bring you the biggest releases from the biggest brands.

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One of the best sneakers to ever be worn by Michael Jordan is the Air Jordan 11. Overall, this is one of those sneakers that has always dazzled sneakerheads. Moreover, there are a lot fewer releases for this shoe than other Jumpman silhouettes. In fact, this shoe gets two releases per year, max. There is one release for women, and then a general release that comes out around Christmas. This release typically has full family sizing, and features a retro color scheme, or a brand-new one.

Last year, this shoe came out in a gorgeous “Cherry” offering. This was a new scheme for the OG high-top version of the shoe. Subsequently, it is now time for a retro release in 2023. Fans have been hoping for a few dope colorways to make their return. However, Jumpman has already decided that they will be bringing back the Air Jordan 11 “DMP.” This is a shoe that was originally released in a pack and was incredibly rare. Since that time, fans have been hoping for a return from the black and gold sneaker.

“DMP” Air Jordan 11

According to @zsneakerheadz on Instagram, this shoe is set to drop on December 9th for $225 USD. Although, there has been a lot of talk surrounding this shoe and its stock levels. Of course, the original release was quite limited. Typically, the whole point of bringing these shoes back is to ensure that as many people as possible are able to cop. Well, it seems like that is the case, once again, here. In the Instagram post above, it was made clear that over one million pairs of this shoe will be released. Furthermore, there will be sizes for the whole family, which is also great news.

Despite these high stock numbers, there is no telling how hard these shoes will be to cop. At the end of the day, the sneaker game has proven to be quite brutal over the last few years. Hopefully, however, those want them, will end up getting them. Let us know your thoughts on this Air Jordan 11 color scheme, in the comments below. Additionally, stay tuned to HNHH for more news from around the sports world.

Overall, the Air Jordan 11 is considered to be one of the best silhouettes to ever be worn by Michael Jordan. Many fans remember this as the shoe that MJ wore when he came back to the NBA after a brief hiatus to play baseball. For the most part, this shoe was absolutely beloved by fans. To this day, the shoe is still a fan favorite and that will probably never change. Consequently, Jumpman has kept this shoe to just a couple of releases per year. They always take place during the Holiday season, and the release is always highly anticipated.

Last year, we got the Air Jordan 11 “Cherry.” Typically, one year Jumpman will do a new colorway, and then the next, they will come through with a retro. Subsequently, fans have been trying to guess which retro would come out this year. It felt like most people were actually hoping for the “Columbia” model to make its return. However, instead, Jumpman has opted to go in a different direction. Below, you can see that they are bringing back the “DMP” model.

Air Jordan 11 “DMP”

Thanks to the likes of sneakerfiles.com and @zsneakerheadz, we have a rendering of what this retro model will look like. As you could have guessed, the shoe looks a lot like the OG version. The upper of the sneaker is mostly white and features a leather material instead of the usual mesh. Moreover, the patent leather around the silhouette is black. Lastly, there are some gold details here to make it stand out a whole lot more. Overall, this is yet another dope Air Jordan 11 that should excite fans of the silhouette. It also helps that these are set to drop in sizes for the whole entire family.

As for the release date, the post above claims that the shoe is rumored to drop on December 9th for a price of $225 USD. However, this date has not yet been confirmed by Jordan Brand. With that in mind, stay tuned to HNHH for the latest news from the sneaker world. Additionally, let us know what you think of these, down in the comments section below.

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