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You really can’t have an Air Jordan signature sneaker without a University of North Carolina colorway. The “University Blue” of UNC highlights this OG 23 from 2008, c...Read More

Part of the “Road To The Gold” pack to commemorate the 2012 World Basketball Festival, this Air Jordan 1 KO released as a nod to Barcelona – the Olympic host city in ...Read More

Jordan Brand and international football superstar Neymar officially embarked on their first collaboration in 2016. The partnership resulted in a series of footwear and apparel for on- ...Read More

Photos of the Air Jordan “Rainbow Pack” began surfacing in 2012, showing the Air Jordan line in a variety of bright colors. Each model, like Air Jordan 22 here, was finishe...Read More

Air Jordan 13 “Altitude” has only released two times – 2005 and 2010. Slightly different versions, too. The 2005 featured black leather paneling, while the 2010 went ...Read More

Air Jordan 4 served as the fifth Doernbecher Freestyle x Air Jordan sneaker. Designed by Isaiah Scott, the black, green and blue sneaker reflects Scott’s love of Superman with th...Read More

In 2014, Jordan Brand rolled out select gear in honor of Derek Jeter‘s legendary career with the New York Yankees, including a Midnight Navy” Jordan Flight Flex Trainer. DJ...Read More

While “Cool Grey” would fit the Air Jordan 11 Low IE from June 2007, the colorway is actually Silver/Zest-White. We’ll go with “Zest” for this one. All th...Read More

Air Jordan 2 “Melo” – or White/Columbia Blue-Varsity Maize – dropped on April 24, 2004 alongside the Black/Chrome edition. This clean look served as one of Carm...Read More

Air Jordan 11 is a heavy influence on the Jordan Six Rings design, lending the famous patent leather rand to the mix for nearly endless colorway and material options. Jordan Brand swit...Read More

Technically, there’s never been a “Cool Grey” Air Jordan 3, but the Silver/Sport Red-Light Graphite-Orange Peel from February 2007 was the first to come close. Jordan...Read More

Air Jordan 22 “Varsity Red” marked the primary home colorway for the flagship line in 2006. Penned by D’Wayne Edwards, who also created Air Jordan 21 and founded PENS...Read More

When you hear the tag “Flint” you probably think Air Jordan 13. But Jordan Brand brought back the grey shade for Air Jordan 15 in 2000. Clean white leather paired with grey...Read More

Paired with Air Jordan 6, the “Golden Moments” Air Jordan 7 released in 2012 as another tribute to Michael Jordan’s illustrious career. Each shoe features metallic go...Read More

Today’s Premium, Pinnacle, and OVO releases – and the market for them – can be traced back to the Bin 23 series. Air Jordan 5 was one of the select few Js chosen for ...Read More