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Jordan fans had a long wait for this one. First released in 1986/87, Air Jordan 2 “Home” didn’t see a re-release until 21 years later in the 2/21 Countdown Pack. It w...Read More
Don’t adjust your screen. This is the Air Jordan 11 Low “Bred” – just sized to kid dimensions. Jordan Brand has gone to great effort in recent years to release ...Read More
Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Royal” one just one of the many 1s that Jordan Brand broke out in 2015. Rightly so, as ’15 marked the shoe’s – and the brand’s ...Read More
Jordan Brand has been very selective over the years about release true player exclusive sneakers to the public. Which makes sense – after all, those kicks are supposed to be excl...Read More
Back in 1997, Nike’s “The Master” print ad and poster instantly captured Michael Jordan’s lofty stature as the NBA’s top player, and the Air Jordan 12R...Read More
Michael Jordan’s comeback sneaker. Air Jordan 10 “Chicago” – or “Double Nickel” if you prefer – returned in March 2015 to celebrate the 20th a...Read More
What started out as a sample from 1996 made its way to shelves in 2015. Air Jordan 11 Low IE “Referee” – so dubbed because of its muted uniform-friendly look –...Read More
Air Jordan 6 “Maroon” finally released in December 2015, over 25 years since the originals first hit the sneaker scene. The wait was so long that many sneaker fans were won...Read More
Air Jordan 6 “Black/Infrared” instantly became one of the most important sneakers in history when it arrived in 1991. Tinker Hatfield’s design progression turned out ...Read More
Air Jordan 3 “Doernbecher” marks one of the boldest colorways in the charity line’s run since 2007. Then 11-year-old Cole Johanson drafted up this red limited edition...Read More
Happy St. Patrick’s Day to all! Today we check out a very appropriate selection in the Jordan Icons Ray Allen PE. While Ray rocked them with the Celtics during the 2009-10 season...Read More
Like Air Jordan 6 before it, Air Jordan 7’s design makes for optimal colorway versatility. Jordan Brand made the most of it with the “Flint” release, a white and gre...Read More
Michael Jordan never rocked the Air Jordan 5 in low top form, but he did put the “Fire Red” colorway on the court. MJ wore this original from 1990 during the first three m...Read More
In the hybrid sneaker era of the late ’00s, the Jordan 6 Rings was right up there with the Jordan Spiz’ike as the most notable. And this “Concord” colorway, rel...Read More
Who needs Kanye? Well, adidas does. But the point is that Drake is filling the celeb sneaker role just fine for Jordan Brand, bringing a simple understated style to the retro game. Air...Read More