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Considered Michael Jordan’s prime 1996-97 regular season sneaker, Air Jordan 12 “Taxi” instantly became one of the most recognizable hoops shoes of all time when it f...Read More
One of Dwyane Wade’s key sneakers early in his run with Jordan Brand, the Air Jordan 2010 switched up basketball shoe looks with see-through windows and a reinforced toe wrap. Th...Read More
First released in 2002 and again in 2012, Air Jordan 9 “Cool Grey” has become a fan favorite for its versatile look and smooth nubuck/patent construction. And it’s on...Read More
Michael Jordan’s first NBA championship in 1991 was seven long years in the making, through lackluster supporting casts, tough competition, and the repetitive grind of regular se...Read More
Though Air Jordan 15 has generally been scorned and overlooked over the years, it remains one of the most eye-popping designs in the Jordan Brand canon. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, th...Read More
No doubt one of the brightest of the Jordan releases in recent years, this Air Jordan 8 wrapped into one shoe all of Doernbecher patient Caden Lampert’s imagination. Starry blu...Read More
Jordan Brand honored Michael Jordan’s run with the Dream Team by creating the Air Jordan 7 “Barcelona Days,” a mix of bright colors representing the 1992 Olympics hos...Read More
The All-Star colorway that never was. Back in 1997, Air Jordan 12 “Obsidian” was prime and ready to go for Michael Jordan’s All-Star Game appearance in Cleveland. Onl...Read More
When you combine the white cleanliness of Air Jordan 11 “Columbia” with Chicago Bulls shades and low top dimensions, you essentially end up with the 11 Low “Varsity R...Read More
The close of 2003 brought Air Jordan 12 “Flint” to the table, a simple and clean lifestyle colorway mixing white and grey. This was just one of the many 12s that Jordan Bra...Read More
Among the first non-OG retro colorways that Jordan Brand ever produced, Air Jordan 5 “Laney” hit a home run with fans by nodding to Michael Jordan’s high school days....Read More
It only took 19 long years, but Air Jordan 11 Low “Bred” finally became available for fans everywhere in May 2015. The shoe was originally a player exclusive for Michael Jo...Read More
Air Jordan 13 “Grey Toe” began as a sample in 1998. Then the Interwebz caught wind of some leaked photos, and the shoe started building a grail-status following as Jordan B...Read More
In October 2010, Jordan Brand dropped the Air Jordan 2 QF, a modernized take on Michael Jordan’s second signature shoe. The QF in the name stands for “Quarter Finals,”...Read More
Hybrid sneakers are another conversation, but Jordan Brand’s track record of shaping court-worthy team shoe dates to the late ’90s. That heritage eventually gave way to the...Read More