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NIGEL SYLVESTER X AIR JORDAN 6 'PAPERBOY' ARRIVES SUMMER 2027 Nigel Sylvester’s partnership with Jordan Brand continues to shift into top gear, with fresh leaks suggesting the BMX icon is preparing to put his spin on another legendary silhouette. Image courtesy of @zsneakerheadz and Sneaker Files Introduction:Following the runaway success of his Air Jordan 1 Low OG and brick-inspired Air Jordan 4 collaborations, all eyes are now on the upcoming Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 6 'Paperboy', expected to arrive in Summer 2027.While official images have yet to surface, early reports from sneaker insiders Sneaker Files and @zsneakerheadz have offered the first glimpse at what fans can expect. According to the leaks, the collaboration takes inspiration from Paperboy, the classic Atari arcade game released in 1985, where players navigated suburban streets by bicycle while avoiding traffic, pedestrians, and countless obstacles. It's a fitting source of inspiration for Sylvester, whose career has been built around pushing BMX culture into the mainstream.Design Details:The leaked mock-up points to a vibrant Blue/White colour scheme, echoing the bold artwork seen on the game's original cover. A predominantly blue upper is paired with crisp white detailing across the midsole and outsole, creating a clean yet eye-catching finish. Another standout feature expected to return is the mini Swoosh on the lateral forefoot, a subtle nod to early Air Jordan 6 samples that sneaker enthusiasts have long admired.Image courtesy of @zsneakerheadz and Sneaker Files Although branding details remain unconfirmed, there's speculation that Sylvester's signature 'Bike Air' logo could once again feature on the heel, continuing the storytelling seen throughout his previous Jordan Brand collaborations.Release Info:The Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 6 'Paperboy' is currently rumoured to release through Nike SNKRS, select Jordan Brand retailers and premium neighbourhood sneaker boutiques during Summer 2027, with a retail price of $230.If the leaks prove accurate, expect another storytelling masterpiece that blends retro-gaming nostalgia, BMX culture and Jordan heritage into one of 2027's most anticipated sneaker releases.In other sneaker news, Air Jordan 14 'EYBL' Sample Brings Championship Energy to the Hardwood AIR JORDAN 14 'EYBL' SAMPLE BRINGS CHAMPIONSHIP ENERGY TO THE HARDWOOD Jordan Brand continues to shine a spotlight on the next generation of basketball talent, unveiling another exclusive Player Edition (PE) inspired by the Nike Elite Youth Basketball League (EYBL). Image courtesy of @zsneakerheadz and @Sneaker Files Introduction:Fresh off a wave of college-exclusive Air Jordan 14 colourways, the iconic silhouette has now been reworked for the nation's top high school prospects with a sleek, premium design that celebrates one of youth basketball's biggest stages.The Air Jordan 14 'EYBL' surfaced during this year's EYBL Peach Jam and Nike Nationals tournaments, where the country's best young athletes compete in front of college scouts and NBA evaluators. While high school basketball once dominated the recruiting landscape, today's elite talent is increasingly discovered on the travel ball circuit, making EYBL one of the most influential events in the sport.Image courtesy of @zsneakerheadz and @Sneaker Files Design Details:Drawing inspiration from the Air Jordan 14's legendary Ferrari-inspired design, this exclusive sample opts for a stealthier aesthetic. A buttery black nubuck upper is paired with matching carbon fibre detailing across the sculpted midsole, delivering a performance-driven look that stays true to the model's racing DNA. The standout feature arrives through shimmering iridescent accents on the midfoot shank and signature shield logo, with the latter proudly displaying EYBL branding in place of the traditional Jumpman.The design closely follows the formula seen on recent NCAA Air Jordan 14 Player Exclusives, reinforcing Jordan Brand's commitment to rewarding both its collegiate athletes and the stars of tomorrow with premium footwear that won't be found on retail shelves.Image courtesy of @zsneakerheadz and @Sneaker Files Release Info:Unfortunately for sneakerheads, the Air Jordan 14 'EYBL' appears to remain exactly that, an exclusive. The pair has surfaced as a Spring/Summer 2027 sample, but there are currently no confirmed plans for a public release. While that doesn't completely rule out a surprise launch, history suggests this pair will likely remain reserved for EYBL's elite competitors.For now, fans can only admire what might be one of the cleanest Air Jordan 14 PE designs in recent memory. Images and release information were first reported by sneaker outlets including Sneaker News and House of Heat.In other Crep Daily news: Victor Victor x Nike Air Force 1 Low Expands Its Lineup LAS MEJORES COLABORACIONES DE AIR JORDAN DE LA HISTORIA Some Jordan collaborations come and go. Others change sneaker history. From streetwear pioneers and hip-hop legends to luxury fashion houses, these partnerships have turned iconic silhouettes into certified grails. Whether they're impossible to cop, impossible to forget, or simply impossible to afford, these are some of the greatest Jordan collabs ever made. 1) Air Jordan x Eminem x Carhartt 4s (2015) All the real Jordan x Eminem x Carhartt 4s owners, please stand up – this one is truly a grail As rarity goes, the Eminem x Carhartt 4s are etched in the sneaker collab books. Its limited run? 50 pairs deep, mostly handed out to friends and family of Eminem. While the other 10 pairs didn’t sit for long either and were auctioned off on eBay for over $200,000. This seminal piece of footwear is still peaking in value, with Stock X’s estimated value around $20,000. Over a decade later, it’s still there to set you back a few coins. Here's the best way to clean your Air Jordan 4s at home 2) Virgil Abloh x Air Jordan 1 High 'Chicago' ‘The Ten’ (2017) Everything Virgil touched turned into reconstructed gold, and he certainly hit the jackpot with this signature Air Jordan 1. This high-rise, released in 2017, formed a part of his ‘Ten’ series, which turned classic Jordan silhouettes into a Virgil-esque modern convention; re-stitching and reconstructing its form to unveil its inner workings. Chicago team colourings have always set the groundwork for greatness; add zip ties, cut-and-sewn Swoosh, and printed midsoles into the mix, and you’ve got a creative legacy that lives beyond the lace-up. 3) Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 (2005) The Undefeated x Air Jordan 4s have always lived up to their namesake, undefeated in design and in price, with their original 2005 release hitting the resale market for a whopping $ 50,000. It’s greatness? Dressed in an olive nubuck upper, complemented with stealthy accents of black and pops of orange that animate the inner lining and Air unit. The hook-and-loop Velcro tongue offers a customisable touch, while the classic Undefeated branding, inscribed on the inner tongue, delivers a nostalgic completion. 4) Dior x Air Jordan 1s (2020) If there was ever a sneaker collaboration that proved Jordan Brand belonged on the runway as much as the hardwood, it was the Dior x Air Jordan 1. Kim Jones' luxury rework took the iconic silhouette and dressed it in premium Italian leather, soft Dior Grey panelling and the instantly recognisable Dior Oblique Swoosh. Limited to just 8,500 numbered pairs, this wasn't simply another sneaker release; it became a cultural moment, blurring the lines between high fashion and sneaker culture like never before. 5) Air Jordan 3 x Nina Chanel Abney (2024) Nina Chanel Abney’s delivered her abstract, digital-first approach to a different canvas, creating wearable art for the masses with her lauded Air Jordan 3 collaboration. Swapping its tumbled leather conventions for a ‘Bicoastal’ green canvas that makes up the majority of the fit, with buttery accents of ‘Fossil’ green suede filling the crevices. The earth-like theme is also relayed to the ‘Nike Air’ branding on the heel, providing an abstract completion to this masterpiece. 6) Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 4 ‘Brick by Brick’ (2025) From bar spins to building legacies, when the Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 4 'Brick by Brick' first landed in 2025, it became an instant hit with sneakerheads. This sneaker is dual in meaning; on one hand, it represents Sylvester's earliest memories of the iconic red-brick buildings that defined his neighbourhood in Queens, New York. On the other, it symbolises the determination that helped him build one of BMX's most influential careers, one brick at a time. The fiery red suede upper commands attention from the first glance, while subtle details elevate the storytelling. Mini embroidered Swooshes, "Bike Air" heel branding, and aged detailing give the silhouette a worn-in authenticity that mirrors the miles Nigel has put in throughout his career. More than just another Jordan 4, 'Brick by Brick' proved that the strongest collaborations are built on genuine storytelling rather than hype alone. 7) Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low ‘Medium Olive’ (2024) Whatever the weather, Travis Scott's Air Jordan collaborations always seem to dominate the conversation, and the Air Jordan 1 Low 'Medium Olive' is no exception. By now, the reverse Swoosh has become one of the most recognisable design signatures in modern sneaker history, transforming a classic basketball silhouette into one of the most coveted lifestyle sneakers on the market. Earthy olive overlays meet crisp white leather underlays and subtle black accents, creating a colourway that's effortlessly wearable while still carrying that unmistakable Cactus Jack DNA. Hidden stash pockets, premium materials and co-branded details reward those who appreciate the finer touches, proving once again why every Travis Scott Jordan release causes such a frenzy. Love them or hate them, few collaborations have had a bigger influence on the modern sneaker landscape. Bottom Line: The best Jordan collaborations are more than just limited releases; they're milestones in sneaker culture. From ultra-rare grails to modern icons, each pair has pushed the boundaries of design, storytelling, and hype in its own way. One thing's for sure: Jordan Brand's greatest collaborations continue to raise the bar, and the next all-time classic is never too far away. Next up on Crep Daily: Best Sneakers Of 2026 (So Far) EL VICTOR VICTOR X NIKE AIR FORCE 1 LOW AMPLÍA SU GAMA The Victor Victor x Nike Air Force 1 Low is shaping up to be one of the most talked-about sneaker collaborations of 2026. After months of celebrity sightings and exclusive previews, the highly anticipated collection is steadily building momentum, with multiple colourways already spotted on some of the biggest names in sport and music.Design Details:Steven Victor's label puts its own stamp on the legendary Nike Air Force 1 Low without straying too far from the silhouette's timeless DNA. Premium leather uppers, clean two-tone colour blocking and classic Air Force 1 proportions remain untouched, while subtle Victor Victor branding gives the collaboration its own unmistakable identity. The embroidered dog logo on the lateral heel acts as the signature finishing touch, adding just the right amount of exclusivity.The rollout has been just as impressive as the sneakers themselves. Victor Wembanyama first turned heads wearing the vibrant 'Yellow Zest' edition before later stepping out in a sleek black pair. More recently, fans caught a first look at the rich 'Court Purple' colourway, while DJ Khaled showcased a bold 'University Red' version. Even LeBron James joined the conversation after wearing an unreleased purple pair during a live recording of Mind The Game, adding even more hype to an already stacked launch.Current expectations point towards five colourways arriving throughout the second half of 2026. The 'University Red' and 'Yellow Zest' editions are tipped for Fall, followed by 'Court Purple', 'Black', and 'Deep Royal Blue' during the Holiday season. While Nike has yet to confirm release dates officially, the growing list of public appearances suggests the collection won't stay under wraps for much longer.Bottom Line:Blending understated storytelling with one of Nike's most iconic silhouettes, the Victor Victor x Nike Air Force 1 Low collection is already proving that sometimes the smallest design details make the biggest statement. Keep your sneakers protected with Crep Protect when these pairs finally land; they're guaranteed to turn heads from day one.In other Crep Daily news: Air Jordan 9 'Gym Red' Returns In All Its Glory
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