Why Choose Air Jordan 1 reps? There only one reason:Air jordan 1 is the once and future sneaker king. What Size Women’s Air Jordan 1 Should You Get? Sometimes your shoe size can be different due to the brand and quality. For example, if you usually wear Converse and Vans, your Nike shoe might be […]
Entitled “Messy Room” this GS-exclusive Air Jordan 4 is officially inspired by kids’ lack of organization and the disheveled state in which their rooms are often found. “Messy Room” colorway employs a playful, split design, with light blues comprising the brunt of the construction’s forward half. White-colored, ribbed textiles dress the collar, matching that of […]
Michael Jordan attacked the court – and opponents – with the quickness, power, and ferocity of a predatory cat. Tinker Hatfield tapped into this feel for the Air Jordan XIII, not even realizing at the time that some of MJ’s friends already had been calling him the “Black Cat.” Released on Nov. 1, 1997, the […]
Tinker Hatfield drew from a very different area in designing the Air Jordan XII, taking inspiration from the Japanese flag. The AJ XII was clean and simple. The rich leather upper was stitched to resemble a rising sun, while faux reptile leather comprised the toe and accent overlays. The AJ XII featured the slogan “TWO […]
Thanks to great performance coupled with an innovative design, the Air Jordan XI (particularly the Concord colorway) is one of the most-loved sneakers ever. Sole Collector magazine voted the XI the top shoe of all time. Tinker Hatfield watched video of Michael Jordan and noticed MJ’s foot would roll off the foot bed on hard […]
The Air Jordan VI is a fixture in basketball history. Released in February 1991, Michael Jordan wore it to the Chicago Bulls’ first championship just a few months later. While the sports world focused its attention on MJ’s emotional first embrace of the coveted Larry O’Brien trophy, with his father looking on proudly, the sneaker […]
The Air Jordan V was a statement of Michael Jordan’s aggressive nature on the court. Released in February 1990 for $125, the AJ V featured a sharktooth design on the lateral (outer) midsole that designer Tinker Hatfield drew from a World War II P-51 Mustang fighter plane. Hatfield also reflected the attitude of “aggression” both […]
Following the success of the Air Jordan III, designer Tinker Hatfield delivered one of the more comfortable Air Jordans in the series, the Air Jordan IV. The Jumpman logo made its second appearance on the tongue but with the word “Flight” added below it. Carrying over from the AJ III were the sculpted midsole and […]
If the basketball world was still getting to know Michael Jordan, the ad campaign surrounding the Air Jordan III introduced one prominent playground baller who knew MJ, and MJ’s increasingly prominent shoes, all too well. Released in 1988, the rollout of the AJ III included TV spots featuring actor/director Spike Lee as Mars Blackmon, from […]
Modern sneaker culture had its roots in the air; that is, the original Air Jordan that released in 1985. Nike, and subsequently the Jordan Brand, has honored this iconic silhouette numerous times since with releases of the Retro 1. The Chicago Bulls used their third overall draft pick on Jordan, a 1982 NCAA champion who […]