155680

Rui Hachimura Gets His Own Air Jordan 34 “Japan” PE

Rui Hachimura Gets His Own Air Jordan 34 “Japan” PE

Since arriving on the basketball market last Fall, the Air Jordan 34 has built up quite the resume for itself in terms of adventurous player exclusives as it has been reformatted with themes such as The Office for Blake Griffin, Paranorman for Jayson Tatum, as well as a “Bayou Boys” offering made for their prized rookie in Zion Williamson. And now, another one of the Jumpman’s newest roster members — Rui Hachimura of the Washington Wizards — is next in line to get his own PE. Fittingly dubbed the “Japan”, these are a direct nod to the rookie’s Japanese background, as its overlays split between each foot with cultural graphics. The left foot comes clad with multi-colored/tile-esque patterns, perhaps interpreting that of an ancient temple, while the right foot is treated with floral patterns symbolic of the Asian country’s notable cherry blossom seasons. Moreover, the right side tongue comes stamped with a samurai icon that references Hachimura’s last name initial and signature logo. So far, these are slated to drop exclusively in Japan, but keep it locked as we receive more info on its official release.

For other news, here’s an official look at the upcoming orange camo Air Max 90.

Updated (6/18/2020): Official images have surfaced.

Air Jordan 34 “Japan” PE
Style Code: DA1900-900

Rui Hachimura Air Jordan 34 Pe Da1900 900 4 1













Source: @sneakerhighway23

Latest News

PHANTACi Returns For A Collaborative Reebok Question Low

Currently on tour celebrating his reign as the King of Mandopop and 20th year in the industry, Jay Chou’s PHANTACi streetwear label has been consistently...

by Jared Ebanks December 22, 2022
0

Thirteen Can’t Miss Sneaker News Headlines From December 10th To December 16th

With less than three weeks left in the year, some of the biggest players in the sneaker space have already shifted gears to 2023. NIKE,...

by Jovani Hernandez December 16, 2022
0

The adidas AlphaBOOST V1 Launches With Lucid Fuchsia And Blue Dawn Accents

Combining five silhouettes into one may have proven a daunting task, but with over 73 years of design language pushing the German brand forward, the...

by Jared Ebanks December 13, 2022
0
Loading...
Exit mobile version