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Despite an alphabet soup of a name, the Air Jordan CMFT Viz Air 13 concept is rather simple – combine classic Jordan design with an Air Max 1-type sole for a casual running shoe....Read More

The .5 series was Jordan Brand’s other method of hybrid sneaker attack heading into the late ’00s, and Jordan 2.5 Team was one of the better options for combining the old s...Read More

Jordan Brand amped up the lifestyle category in 2006 with the Air Jordan 5 “Olive.” Wearing a distressed army-style exterior and orange accents, this limited release hit s...Read More

Eddie Jones wore the Jordan Jumpman Swift 6 in 1999, his second Jordan signature sneaker. If you look closely you can see bits of Air Jordan XIV and XV in the sweeping, angular shape o...Read More

Michael Jordan’s “home” sneaker for the latter half of the 1990-91 season, Air Jordan 6 in White/Infrared-Black was the first of the signature line to break from the ...Read More

Is the Jordan T4G a hoops shoe? A cross-trainer? Yes. A vague affirmative but this is a vague shoe, one that hit shelves in 2006 in various colorways, and presented Jordan fans and c...Read More

One of the first ever “Retro+” colorways is our latest Daily Jordan. The Air Jordan 4 “Oreo” released on November 27, 1999, helping to usher in a new era of cl...Read More

  Jordan Brand’s 30th anniversary 2015 began with blast from the past in the Air Jordan 7 “French Blue.” Originally part of the first wave of Jordan 7 retros in...Read More

Jordan Jumpman Team FBI hit in 2003 as a sort of alternate take on the flagship Air Jordan XVIII. The prominent midsole that wrapped up the heel and the seamless upper were the obvious...Read More

Today’s Daily Jordan is the Air Jordan 2 Low “Maize” from 2005, a bit of an Air Force 1-type option for the Jumpman loyalist. At at glance, the White/Metallic Silver-...Read More

Though Jordan Brand hasn’t followed up with a re-retro of Air Jordan 4 “Cool Grey,” they provided fans with a sort of alternative in the “Green Glow” ver...Read More

Once upon a time, there was a versatile power forward named Vin Baker. Played his best pro years with the Milwaukee Bucks and Seattle SuperSonics from 1993-2002 – nearly 17 poin...Read More

In 2004, if you wanted to rock the latest Air Jordan signature shoe but couldn’t – or didn’t want to – pull off the polarizing XIX, the XIX Low filled in admira...Read More

Still one of the most underrated shoes in the Jordan signature line, Air Jordan II broke new ground in footwear design and in sneaker luxury when it debuted in November 1986. The conse...Read More

Very much the collector’s item now, the Air Jordan XVII Mule hit the scene in 2002 as Jordan Brand’s first shoe/clog/sandal. Though they didn’t get the sneaker world ...Read More