The Jordan 6 Rings Receives a "Hare" Colorway
A new take on “What’s up, jock?”
Combining pieces from the seven shoes Michael Jordan captured his six NBA Championships in — the Air Jordan 6, Air Jordan 7, Air Jordan 8, Air Jordan 11, Air Jordan 12, Air Jordan 13 and Air Jordan 14 — Jordan Brand‘s 6 Rings is a hybrid homage to MJ’s greatness. Now, for its latest colorway it’s drawing inspiration from the classic Air Jordan 7 “Hare.”
Directly borrowed from the “Hare,” this 6 Rings’ color scheme mixes a perforated white mudguard with an AJ11-style light gray upper. White straps from the AJ8 and heel tabs from the AJ6 add further flair. Tongues feature a vibrant “Hare” print and chenelle badge above the red neoprene throat, which takes a “TWO3” hit from the AJ12. More AJ6 style arrives via a red lace lock and red Jumpman heel hit, with the toebox adding a small Jumpman of its own for a subtle nod to the AJ14.
The shoe’s bottom half is all AJ13, mixing white and red midsoles with green and yellow garnishes on the white outsole. For a finishing touch, the inner half of each tongue boasts a special tag that nods to MJ’s six titles with the Chicago Bulls: the right shoe acknowledges 1991, 1992 and 1993, while the left salutes 1996, 1997 and 1998.
“Hare” fans can pick up a pair of this Jordan 6 Rings via Nike China for $170 USD. A North American release is likely to follow in the coming weeks as well.
Looking for more from the Jumpman? Check out Zion Williamson’s new Air Jordan 35 “Voodoo” PE, inspired by New Orleans folklore and voodoo dolls.
