Amongst the original Air Jordan VII releases, the “Hare” was the only look that did the mixture of leather and nubuck across the upper. Shown here is an original unreleased version of the sneaker that did the same. The insane Air Jordan VII OG that never saw the light of retail also grabs at an unconventional combo of white, purple, red, and green. See more in the gallery and give us your two cents on this rare OG Air Jordan VII sample in the comments.

Custom sneaker creator El Cappy has another pair on deck paying tribute to Michael Jordan’s championship years. The pair follows chronological order, serving up an Air Jordan VII dipped in black and gold. The pair also has plenty of “Bulls” details that hit along the tongue and under the lace placket. Stay with us after the jump to get some extra images and tell us what you think of this new El Cappy creation.

We spend a lot of time tracking down original Air Jordan apparel here on Jordans Daily. Amongst the stuff we’ve dug up, the Air Jordan VII style apparel seems to be the most prevalent. Gathering a ton of those items in one lot is this set, which just happens to include the Air Jordan VII “Hare” as well. Continue reading to see the entire set, which includes a tank top, jacket, and a couple snapbacks, and then bid on the group from gearsolegoods on eBay.

Will Ray Allen ever get another Air Jordan retro PE in his career? He’s certainly slowed down on that front, as Jordan Brand seems content to keep him in more contemporary sneakers as of late. Not that he has to play catch up or anything in that realm-Sugar Ray’s got perhaps the strongest catalog of player exclusive pairs amongst all the current NBA athletes. Shown here is one from his Milwaukee Bucks days, an Air Jordan VII featuring one of the better leather treatments we’ve ever seen on a pair of retros. Get more after the jump and grab em now from snkrpimp on eBay.

Ray Allen’s long history of player exclusive sneakers began with the Milwaukee Bucks, as the three-point specialist had already caught the attention of Jordan Brand a few years after he entered the league. Shown here is a relic from those days, a specially colored Air Jordan VII to match up with the Milwaukee “home” kit at the time. Check out the Air Jordan VII PE for Ray Allen in our gallery and then see the price from snkrpimp on eBay.

The Air Jordan XX8 Days of Flight winners have received their pairs, as all twenty seven of the special one-off sneakers are starting to pop up across social media. After all, who wouldn’t want to show off the fact that they were selected to win some of the one of a kind sneakers? Check out our photo gallery after the jump for all the Air Jordans from the series that have been posted up on Instagram so far, and drop us a line in the comments regarding your favorite amongst them.

Remember in the first half of 2012 when the Air Jordan “History of Flight” series was all over online? We’re getting a bit of déjà vu at the moment, as that milky white group of Air Jordan samples has started to pop up again. This time it’s the Air Jordan VII, a model that we were never privy to during the collection’s first circling. See the Air Jordan VII “History of Flight” in better detail via the photo gallery and see the price tag on them from fobxguru on eBay.

Do you remember when the smaller sized Air Jordans weren’t actually called Air Jordans? Back in the day their lack of actual Nike Air technology was one reflected in their official model name. For instance, this vintage Air Jordan VII is technically a “Sky Jordan VII”. See the pair wearing the “Raptors” colorway in better detail below and then bid on these vintage kids-sized Air Jordan VIIs from rnmarley515 on eBay.

The first couple of rounds of 2013 March Madness are in the books, and the schools involved certainly showed out in the Air Jordan category. There were Air Jordan XX8 player exclusives, super limited pairs in the form of the Jordan Spiz’ike crafted specially for the Solefly sneaker boutique down in Miami, and classic retro fare like the Air Jordan XI “Bred”. Hit the jump with us for the most notable of Air Jordan sneakers in the 2013 NCAA March Madness tournament and stay tuned for another recap once the next round of games concludes.

Any place where rappers are expected to converge is bound to have plenty of sneaker sightings, Air Jordan in particular. SXSW down in Austin, TX is no exception, and the first Air Jordan we’ve spotted on location is the Air Jordan VII ‘Bordeaux’ on the feet of Talib Kweli. Get all the photos of Talib wearing his Air Jordan VIIs at the Samsung Galaxy stage after the jump and stay tuned in case there are more celeb sightings to be had.