The Air Jordan 5 "Tokyo23" Returns This Year
Name:Air Jordan 5 'Tokyo23'Colorway:Yellow/Multi-ColorSKU:IO3372-700MSRP:$210 USDRelease Date:September 27Where to Buy:Nike
Jordan Brandhas proven that no grail in its archive is above being re-released. We explored this shift in strategy in afeaturelast year and the trend is set to continue with 2011's Japan-exclusive Air Jordan 5'Tokyo23'making its return this fall for theAir Jordan 5's35th anniversary.
The return of the Air Jordan 5 'Tokyo23' was rumored previously and has now been confirmed with a first look at this year's version of the shoe surfacing. As expected, it stays true to the 2011 original by featuring a bright yellow suede upper that is complemented by white and gray detailing at the netting, lacing system, and tongue. A special Kanji version of the lateral heel's '23' callout is also present with black embroidery. According to the original rumorreportfrom zSneakerHeadz, two version of the shoe possibly exist, perhaps in a similar manner to this year'sUNDEFEATEDx Air Jordan 4.
At the time of writing, Jordan Brand has not shared any updates regarding the return of the Air Jordan 5 'Tokyo23.' Stay tuned for updates, including official images of the pair, as we currently expect it to drop on September 27 via Nike SNKRS and select retailers at a starting price of $210 USD.
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