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What’s to say about the Air Jordan 11 “Bred” that hasn’t already been rhapsodized on repeat the last 20 years? It’s perhaps the greatest colorway of argua...Read More

  Michael Jordan’s 1993 NBA All-Star Game sneaker is slated to return November 27, but we rewind to its very first retro in 2007 in this Daily Jordan. The Aqua 8 essentiall...Read More

Back in 2008 when Joe Johnson was in the thick of his most productive Atlanta Hawks run, Jordan Brand created this simple white and red size 16 Air Jordan 2 “JJ 2” player e...Read More

To celebrate the 23rd anniversary of Michael Jordan’s heartbreaking shot in Cleveland, Jordan Brand whipped up the Air Jordan 4 “Cavs” – a mix of the AJ4 “...Read More

Jordan Brand’s inaugural foray into the business of packs, the Air Jordan 12 “Nubuck” set the precedent for highly sought product bundles bearing the Jumpman. The Nub...Read More

Air Jordan XX2 in Black/Varsity Red-Metallic Silver arrived on April 7, 2007, priced out at $175. Cushioning was handled by modular cups of Air and Zoom Air that could be switched in a...Read More

Are some Js better as lows? It’s doubtful Jordan Brand would pick against the original Air Jordan 12 “Taxi” mid but they apparently do think enough of the shoe as...Read More

Hands down the brightest sneaker of the six-shoe Johnny Kilroy series, Air Jordan 9 “Motorboat Jones” is under the spotlight of our latest Daily Jordan installment. This re...Read More

The 2008 Air Jordan XIX “Countdown Pack” is a dead ringer for its 2004 original counterpart, complete with the black patent toe, strapped face mask shroud made of nubuck a...Read More

One of the first “Retro+” colorways that Jordan Brand ever produced, Air Jordan 5 in White/Metallic Silver-Black helped set a new course of expanding retro releases into m...Read More

A prime candidate for a re-retro, the Air Jordan 13 “Wheat” is the subject of today’s Daily Jordan. Launched on October 23, 2004 for $150, the Wheat 13 helped kick of...Read More

By the early ’00s, fans were beginning to wonder if they’d ever see Air Jordan 2 on shelves again. Last sighting was 1995, the first time Michael Jordan’s second sig...Read More

These have popped up here and there over the years but still cool every time. It’s a Fall 1996 sample of the Air Jordan 11 Low IE “Referee,” a blacked out version int...Read More

One of the lost higher profile sneakers of the last decade, Air Jordan XX Low provided a chopped down version of the latest Jordan signature shoe without the abundantly Velcro-strapped...Read More

One of the founding fathers of Air Jordan lifestyle looks, Air Jordan 3 “True Blue” remains a fan favorite 27 years after the originals hit shelves. This is the June 4, 20...Read More