A Marbled, Multi-Color Tread Infuses A Titular Personality Within The Jordan Why Not 0.6

Averaging 19 points and dishing out 10 dimes a night over his past four games, the Clippers’ mid-season acquisition of Russell Westbrook has been key toward the team’s final playoff push. Releasing his sixth signature silhouette with Jordan Brand shortly after the trade, Westbrook will have a myriad of propositions to suit up in throughout the upcoming postseason, such as this crisp white multi-color Jordan Why Not 0.6.

Mirroring the vibrant brush of its “Bright Concord” counterpart from late March, an onslaught of shades cast a marbled aesthetic across the outsole for a boisterous contrast to the simplistic upper. Draping blank white hues atop its grid-layered shroud and presiding flat leather overlays, opposing jet-black and blue shades consume zipper, medial panel and tucked-away tongue construction. Elsewhere, seldom hits of volt stretch through the hidden lace loops before offering finishing touches along the insoles, mid-foot shank and the miniaturized Jumpman placed at the heel tab.

While we await further release details – which are expected to be made available in the coming weeks – in the meantime enjoy official images of the Jordan Why Not 0.6 “White/Multi-Color” below.

For more on-court toolings, Lakers second-year guard Austin Reaves is receiving his own signature shoe this summer, the Rigorer AR1.