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Carmelo Annthony‘s first signature shoe from Jordan Brand wasn’t a standalone like the Nike Air Zoom Generation was for LeBron James. Instead, the Melo 1.5 introduced Antho...Read More

It’s a footnote now, but the Jordan Fly Wade series looked to be the start of something special back in spring 2011. Dwyane Wade was in his first season with LeBron James and Chr...Read More

Michael Jordan wore two Air Jordan 12s in the 1997 NBA Playoffs – Black/Varsity Red-White-Metallic Silver for home games, and Black/Varsity Red for away games. But when MJ pulle...Read More

Air Jordan 13 Retro “Bred” hit shelves on December 22, 2004, the first time Jordan fans were able to get their hands on this classic at retail since 1998. Perhaps no other ...Read More

Spring 2003 brought huge retro releases like Air Jordan 3 Cement and Air Jordan 8 Hare, and low key drops like Air Jordan 8 Low White/Chrome. This was the first time AJ8 had been chopp...Read More

The Jordan Spiz’ike “Classic Green” marked the very first release of this hybrid in late 2006, evoking collective disbelief at the seeming mishmash of components and ...Read More

As an OG, Air Jordan 6 Maroon owns the off-white leather application for Js. But Air Jordan 7 “Pacific Blue” tried out the look admirably in 2006. The colorway was official...Read More

Unencumbered by the lace cover and some bulk of its bigger counterpart, Air Jordan 18 Low appeared in 2003 in this “Chrome” setup. A inner fit sleeve provided snug fit and ...Read More

Which sneaker stands as the greatest ever Christmas release? Unless Nike or adidas put out general releases of the Air Mag or the first Yeezy 750 Boost, the Air Jordan 11 “Bred&#...Read More

One of the more unusual retro colorways of the ’00s, Air Jordan 13 Low “Ceramic” arrived in stores in 2005 as a kind of lifestyle sneaker option to the classic black ...Read More

Carmelo Anthony‘s second “signature” shoe was released in drop top form in 2006. Keeping with the .5 series ethos, Jordan Melo 5.5 Low imagined what a shoe would be l...Read More

With Michael Jordan still chasing his baseball dreams, Tinker Hatfield forged ahead with the Air Jordan 10 City Series for 1995. Five major U.S. cities – Chicago, New York, Or...Read More

Air Jordan 11 “Space Jam” continues on as one of the favorite Air Jordans ever created, perhaps even the best 11. But even though Michael Jordan wore a similar version duri...Read More

Just five years after debuting in 2003, Air Jordan 18 returned in the V/XVIII Countdown Pack series with the first “Bulls” colorway. The look turned out much like the Black...Read More

Thanks to back to back 37-45 record seasons, Michael Jordan never got a chance to make the playoffs during his stint with the Washington Wizards. So he also never got a chance to lace...Read More