JORDAN WHY NOT ZER0.4 PF
JORDAN WHY NOT ZER0.4 PF
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Introducing Russell Westbrook's Jordan “Why Not?” Zer0.4
Releasing in the same style as a collaborative apparel collection with Japanese fashion label FACETASM, the Jordan “Why Not?” Zer0.4 FACETASM releases globally January 27. (Background illustration by Coin Parking Delivery The Jordan “Why Not?” Zer0.4, Russell Westbrook's newest signature shoe, proves how the worlds of performance and style don't have to be at odds with each other. In design, one of the introductory colorways connects to Westbrook's collaborative apparel collection with Japanese fashion brand FACETASM. Underfoot, the “Why Not?” Zer0.4 incorporates a double-stacked Zoom Air bag to help improve responsiveness and cushioning during play. For Westbrook, basketball and style aren’t two different communities; they’re one and the same. The collaboration with FACETASM has been in the works since Westbrook met designer and founder Hiromichi Ochiai during the point guard’s Asia tours in 2018 and 2019. The footwear and apparel pieces tie back to each other in color a...
JORDAN WHY NOT? ZER0.3 SE GS WHITE/BLACK/HYPER BLUE/UNIVERSITY RED
JORDAN WHY NOT? ZER0.3 SE GS WHITE/BLACK/HYPER BLUE/UNIVERSITY RED
The Jordan “Why Not?” x Converse Pack
The Jordan “Why Not?” x Converse Pack treats two of Russell Westbrook’s favorite silhouettes – the Air Jordan XVI and the Converse Chuck 70 – in a graphic and materials arrangement inspired by his gritty play on the court as well as chain nets found on outdoor basketball courts. In addition to Westbrook’s energy on the court, his unmatched style has no boundaries. The Air Jordan XVI features a detachable, magnetic shroud that can instantly transform the shoe’s look. The Air Jordan XVI and the Converse Chuck 70 feature a range of textures, from leather to satin, that nod back to rock and roll-styled leather jackets that Westbrook enjoys wearing. Studs that resemble those on leather jackets adorn the lateral side of the shroud of the Air Jordan XVI as well as the heel and the chevron star of the Converse Chuck 70. A crackled leather upper on the Converse Chuck 70 is meant to resemble the concrete foundations of street basketball. Westbrook's “Why Not?” Logo is featured o...