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One of the most memorable Air Jordans of the ’90s, the 1997 Air Jordan 12 “Obsidian” arrived in the middle of Michael Jordan’s second three-peat bid with the Ch...Read More

The Air Jordan 2  Low “Varsity Red” arrived on October 9, 2004, marking the first time since 1995 that fans had seen the sleek version of Michael Jordan’s second sig...Read More

While the Air Jordan 9 never hit Michael Jordan’s feet for an NBA game in 1993, he laced up the Cool Grey colorway in 2002 for Washington and the shoe has been reissued in multip...Read More

When you think of Air Jordans, the Air Jordan 4 “Fire Red” is one of the quintessential choices. It’s the most “Chicago Bulls” themed colorway of the AJ4...Read More

Jordan Brand brought back the classic Air Jordan 7 “Olympic” on August 21, 2004 – the first release of this colorway since the 1992 original. Needless to say, fans we...Read More

Encased in a flashy metal box, Air Jordan XVII “Varsity Red” hit shelves July 31, 2002 for an even $200. The White/Varsity Red-Charcoal look was more in line with the clas...Read More

Hard to believe the Air Jordan 4 “Military Blue” didn’t hit shelves as a retro until 2006 – 17 years after the originals became instant legends. There was some ...Read More

Daily Jordan is back with a look at the Air Jordan 5 “Oreo,” one of the top releases of 2013. Arriving in stores on 11/29/13 in Black/Cool Grey-White, the Oreo 5 mixed up n...Read More

For today’s Daily Jordan we drop back to Christmas 2006 and the Air Jordan 5 White/Fire Red-Black. This was the first ever retro of Michael Jordan’s shoe from the first ha...Read More

When Jordan Brand brought back Air Jordan 14 in the fall of 2005, they didn’t just bring it back – they flooded us with releases. This White/Black Forest-Light Graphite was...Read More

Some call it the Oreo 4, but it’s really the Fear 4. This Black/White-Cool Grey-Pure Platinum colorway marked the first time the Air Jordan 4 made gradient use of its layered le...Read More

Today’s Daily Jordan casts back a couple of years to when Jordan Brand indulged many sneakerheads’ Photoshop dreaming with the Air Jordan 5 “Black Grape.” The c...Read More

The nubuck versions of Air Jordan 4 have always been fan favorites, even dating to the 1989 original black/cements. No surprise then that AJ4 “Toro” was devoured at retail ...Read More

Released on September 21, 2002, Air Jordan 9 Low in White/Blue Pearl was one of Jordan Brand’s early swings as reimagining midcut Jordans as lows. The crisp white leather upper ...Read More

The past becomes prologue, at least it did last year with the Jordan Future Flight Remix. This modern hoops shoe imagined a mix between Air Jordan 5 and Air Jordan XX2, borrowing the o...Read More