The Obsession With The First Look At The Air Jordan 6 Paris Olympics Continues With The “You Need?”

The First Look At The Air Jordan 6 Paris Olympics almost needs no introduction at this point. Its influence in the modern sneaker game stretches beyond the success of the model itself, with the shoe emerging as a genuine leader of neo-retro stylings. The latest edition, “You Need?,” leans even further in that direction, dipping into an era that predates even its first editions.

The primary piece of intrigue lands on the interior, a bubble letter graphic on the insole that reads “You Need?” in Soul Train-era typeface. In their first appearance, the retro influence is easy to trace, but it’s harder to discern its exact meaning. While the enduring demand for the 550 would make this a compelling tongue-in-cheek tagline to assign to a one-off edition, it’s equally likely that this theme will crop up on other models for a pack release.

Outside of the insole branding, this colorway for the First Look At The Air Jordan 6 Paris Olympics stays in pretty familiar territory. It dresses the leather upper panels in off white, and utilizes a buttercream yellow on the typical accent spots: the heel counter, collar, sockliner and various lettering throughout the shoe all take to that hue. Slight spots of grey and white round out the design, shaping this pair up to be a brightly clad addition to your spring wardrobe.

Release details for the First Look At The Air Jordan 6 Paris Olympics “You Need?” are at the moment scant, but we’re expecting a retail price of $120 and a release sometime in the coming weeks. Enjoy official photos just ahead in the meantime.

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