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With a little help from some white stitching, Air Jordan 14’s detailed lined came alive in March 2008. Part of the Air Jordan 9/14 Countdown Pack, this look played on the classic...Read More

Jordan Brand dropped one of the smoothest colorways ever in October 2007 with the Air Jordan 8 “Ice Blue.” This womens exclusive features light blue nubuck with navy blue, ...Read More

Part of a three-shoe drop that included Air Jordan 4 and 5, Air Jordan 3 “Fear” released in August 2013 in a fresh stealth colorway. Dark grey nubuck, muted elephant print,...Read More

Part of one of the famous packs Jordan Brand ever created, Air Jordan 5 Raging Bull “3M” provided a unique tribute to Michael Jordan’s prime with the Chicago Bulls. U...Read More

Air Jordan XX3 “Motorsports” was among the rarest of its colorways in 2008. Referencing Michael Jordan’s love of motorcycle racing, this edition of Tinker Hatfield...Read More

Jordan Brand’s hybrid lines are highlighted by the likes of the Dub Zero and Spiz’ike, but they’ve rolled out more option than you might think. In 2009, the Air Jorda...Read More

Michael Jordan and Patrick Ewing battled as rivals during their college days, as the University of North Carolina and Georgetown University squared off for the 1982 NCAA championship. ...Read More

Jordan Brand tried a little something different in summer 2009 with the release of the Air Jordan 7 “Raptors.” Along with an Orlando Magic-inspired AJ7, this colorway relea...Read More

Though one could argue that the Jordan Spiz’ike is the defining Jumpman hybrid sneaker of the last 10 years, the Jordan Dub Zero actually set the tone. The mashup of Air Jordans ...Read More

Air Jordan 13 “Varsity Red” released as one of the original colorways in 1998, and didn’t see a retro until 2010. This retro replicated the original that Michael Jord...Read More

Air Jordan 12 "Obsidian" was the likely candidate to be Michael Jordan's 1997 NBA All-Star Game sneaker. But he chose to roll with the "Playoffs" edition instead, leaving the dark blue...Read More

Jordan Brand was in full hybrid sneaker mode in the mid ’00s, mixing old flavor with new for fans who wanted something modern without sacrificing the brand’s timeless herit...Read More

Not only was Air Jordan 9 a big break from the Air Jordan 3 through 8 design progression, it brought out the “Olive” look. Was it a hiking boot? No basketball sneaker had e...Read More

They saved the best for last. Jordan Brand rocked the grand Christmas release in 2008 with the Air Jordan 11/12 “Countdown Pack” – the final of the enormously popular...Read More

Jordan Dub Zero debuted in 2005 as the first official Jordan Brand hybrid sneaker. The folks in Beaverton decided to give fans plenty of colorway options, taking advantage of the Dub&#...Read More