The Air Jordan 12 "Barons" Edition is Available Now

Dressed in Birmingham Barons theme.

The Air Jordan 12 "Barons" will pay homage to a short-lived career, from when Michael Jordan hung up his Jumpman to return to Baseball for the Birmingham Barons, sporting the memorable #45.

This "Barons" edition of the Air Jordan 12 features a White, Grey and Black color scheme, taking cues from the Minor League Baseball team. As you can see, White tumbled leather covers the base, while Grey is used on the mudguards and outsole. Finishing the look is Black accents highlighting the eyestays, "Two 3" stitching, Jumpman tab on midsole and the heel.

Air Jordan 12 "Barons" GS Release Info

Currently, there is no official word on when Jordan Brand will release these, but sources say, we're looking at a July 2016 release. The unfortunate news is that the Air Jordan 12 "Barons" is slated to be a Grade School exclusive, meaning only 10.5 -3.5y will be available. Scroll below to view the additional images and be sure to stay tuned in with SN&R for all your sneaker news and updates.

Air Jordan 12 GS Barons 

Colorway: White/Grey-Black
Release Date: August 13, 2016
Price: $140 USD
Style Code: 510815-108

Where to buy the "Barons" Air Jordan 12

Nike: bit.ly/2aJSebD
Foot Locker: bit.ly/2bpByU5
Champs Sports: bit.ly/2bpBKmj
Eastbay: bit.ly/2bpCJTH
Ebay: bit.ly/2aJS9ot

UPDATE: The Air Jordan 12 "Barons" debut this weekend at select Jordan Brand stockist, including Sneaker Politics, whom offers another look below.

UPDATE: Here's another look at the "Barons" edition of the Air Jordan 12 that are scheduled to release next month. Images courtesy of @perdiemco.



UPDATE: We now have an official look at the Air Jordan 12 "Barons" edition, which pays tribute to Michael Jordan time on the baseball field. Alongside the images, we also have an update release date as well as the style code. As we stated before, this edition be a GS-exclusive with sizing extended to 9.5y. Scroll  to view the additional images and let us know if you plan on copping or chopping this one up, in the comment section.