Dues Paid Daily Ultra Heavyweight Hoodie
Screen printed & quality-checked in our Miami facility before it ships.
- 100% PREMIUM COTTON
- STANDARD TEES RUN TRUE TO SIZE WITH SLIMMER FIT
- HEAVYWEIGHT TEES FIT LOOSER SO YOU MAY WANT TO SIZE DOWN
- HIGH QUALITY SCREEN PRINTED IN MIAMI,FL
- LIMITED QUANTITIES THAT BARELY RESTOCK
Description
Dues Paid Daily Ultra Heavyweight Hoodie
Made to Match To Air Jordan 6 OG “White Infrared”
Introducing The Dues Paid Daily Ultra Heavyweight Hoodie, the ultimate companion for your Air Jordan 6 OG “White Infrared” sneaker collection. Crafted with a heavyweight feel and designed for comfort, this hoodie effortlessly blends style and functionality. Whether you're heading out or lounging at home, its urban streetwear vibe ensures you look effortlessly cool while staying warm.
Top 5 Features:
• Regular Fit Pullover Hood: Comfortable design that provides easy layering.
• Inset Sleeves: Enhances mobility and adds to the stylish silhouette.
• Kangaroo Pocket: Spacious pocket for keeping essentials close at hand.
• Heavyweight Fabric: Constructed from 65% cotton and 35% recycled polyester for durability and warmth.
• Custom Graphic Design: Unique designs that make a bold statement while pairing perfectly with your kicks.
Original Story:
The last Air Jordan 6 “White Infrared” came out in 2014, and the next one is scheduled for November 2026. This release brings back the Nike Air heel logo from 1991, along with a few adjustments to the shape that should make it look more like the original.
The 2010 Infrared Pack and 2014 retro both had Jumpman branding on the back. Neither used the original Nike Air logo, so this will be the first “White Infrared” in 35 years to have it again.
Older Air Jordan 6 retros also had some differences in the toe and upper compared to the 1991 shoe. The upcoming version appears to follow the original shape more closely, at least judging by the official photos. Most of the design is familiar, with white leather covering the upper, black detailing, and Infrared across parts of the midsole.
The Infrared shade is another detail that hasn’t stayed consistent over the years. Some retros were brighter than others, but the color shown on the 2026 pair looks fairly close to the original.
Michael Jordan’s first NBA championship came in 1991, the same year the “White Infrared” debuted. The shoe was part of the original Air Jordan 6 lineup, which turns 35 in 2026. Several other Jordan 6 colorways are also due out during the anniversary year.
Color: White/Light Crimson-Black
