In recent seasons we’ve seen luxury fashion vying for a new kind of customer. From Balenciaga to Acne Studios, fashion brands of all kinds have begun making clothing for children. One side of fashion has been doing this for years, though: sneakers. Nike’s Grade-School (GS) and Preschool (PS) releases have long made even the most exclusive silhouettes available for young ones, so there’s a wealth of fire Jordans for kids out there in 2021.
Of course, it’s a bold decision, considering the rate at which kids’ feet grow, but for diehard sneakerheads, inspiring a love of sneakers from a young age is essential. Better still, your fit pic is cranked up to a whole new level when you’re coordinated with your mini-me. With this in mind, we linked up with Stadium Goods to round up the best pairs of Jordans to match with your little ones.
Released on July 3, 2021, the Nike Air Jordan 4 Retro White Oreo sees two iconic Jordan designs meet. The Oreo combines with White Cement detailing for a best-of-both-worlds scenario. It’s best-of-both-worlds in another way, too, with an exceptionally cute PS release accompanying it.
PS releases rarely extend to exclusive designs, and even more rarely to collaborations. The possibility of doubling up on the 2021 Air Jordan 6 Retro Travis Scott British Khaki is not one to pass up on.
Hitting shelves on October 30, 2020, the Dark Mocha piggy-backed on the hype generated by Travis Scott’s first Reverse Swoosh Jordan 1 release. Its brown collar acts as an anchor for the color palette and you can share this classic with your young counterpart in a GS silhouette, too.
May 7, 2021 saw the release of a Jordan 11 Low which really caught our attention. In fact, the Legend Blue was so good that it got us questioning whether we preferred 11 Lows over Highs. An ice outsole combines with an immaculate white upper which also comes in convenient GS sizing.
Another combination colorway, Top 3 is the final product when Grape, Fire Red, and Black Metallic colorways — three of the most popular Jordan 5 palettes — are combined. The colorway is a bit crazy, but that’s what we love about it. It’s a niche reference for other sneakerheads.
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