Air Jordan
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$138.00Michael Jordan once dropped a backboard after dunking it during a 1985 exhibition game. a moment Nike commemorates with the ‘Shattered Backboard’ 2015 colorway.The Wmns Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG ‘Broken Satin Backboard’ is a fresh take on the original model.Constructed with full-grain leather and low-shine satin. the upper…
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$138.00Released in 2020. the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG ‘Court Purple 2.0’ is a sequel to the 2018 colorway that also featured the same purple accents.Unlike its predecessor. this pair makes use of color blocking reminiscent of the OG ‘Chicago’ colorway. with Court Purple replacing the original’s red panel.The…
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$138.00The Air Jordan 1 Retro High ’85 ‘Varsity Red’ features a revamped construction that’s true to the original release. finished in a familiar two-tone design that essentially flips the sneaker’s iconic ‘Banned’ colorway.The upper utilizes a leather upper. with Varsity Red overlays on a Black base.Heritage details include a padded…
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$138.00The Air Fear of God 1 ‘Triple Black’ shows off a stealthy monochrome finish on Jerry Lorenzo’s street-ready basketball shoe.The upper is constructed of black ballistic mesh. reinforced with a suede toe cap and a Huarache Light-inspired TPU frame that provides heel and midfoot support.A matching black midsole reveals a…
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$205.00The Air Ship PE x Air Jordan 1 ‘New Beginnings Pack’ brings together the two silhouettes that kickstarted Michael Jordan’s partnership with Nike.Released in 1984. the Air Ship is the model MJ wore at the start of his rookie season. before switching to the Air Jordan 1 following the shoe’s…
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$138.00The Air Jordan 14 Retro ‘Ferrari’ features a red suede upper with black and vibrant yellow details that were inspired by the luxury sports car.The design also includes carbon fiber shark teeth on the midsole and a chrome grill shank plate that also pays homage to Ferrari.The sneaker was originally…
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$138.00The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG ‘Light Smoke Grey’ shows off a touch of Varsity Red on the ankle flap. stamped with the classic Jordan Wings logo on the side.The rest of the upper is finished in strictly neutral tones. highlighted by a white leather base with gray suede…
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$138.00The Air Jordan 1 ‘New Love’ Mid was released in 2007 as part of the ‘Old Love/New Love’ package ?C the other sneaker was an Air Jordan 1 Retro Mid in the ‘Black Toe’ colorway.To mark the 10th anniversary of the ‘New Love’ Mid. Nike brought it back in spring…
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$138.00The Air Jordan 1 High OG “Satin Snake” is a new women’s exclusive offering of the Air Jordan 1 Satin set to drop this summer. Dressed in a Red. White. and Black color scheme. This Air Jordan 1 has a similar look to the OG “Chicago” colorway constructed from satin…
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$138.00Jordan Brand adds a psychedelic twist to a classic silhouette with the Jordan 1 Retro High Tie Dye. This new women’s color option of the Air Jordan 1 takes on a bright and lively colourway that correlates perfectly with the spring/summer seasons. The highlight of this Jordan 1 is the…
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$138.00The Air Jordan 1 Mid ‘Milan’ takes inspiration from Italy’s fashion capital. featuring colors and textures that recall the city’s Gothic architecture.The upper combines an off-white leather quarter panel with textured leather overlays in varying shades of beige. tan. and gray.An MLN leather hang tag gives the nod to fine…
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$138.00First seen in 1986. the Air Jordan line released a series of metallic Air Jordan 1 colors (metallic red. metallic purple. metallic green. and metallic blue).The Air Jordan 1 ‘Metallic Red’ colorway was pushed back in 2009. but it wouldn’t be until 2016 that the other metallic colorways would be…
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$138.00First seen in 1986. the Air Jordan line released a series of metallic Air Jordan 1 colors (metallic red. metallic purple. metallic green. and metallic blue).The Air Jordan 1 ‘Metallic Red’ colorway was pushed back in 2009. but it wouldn’t be until 2016 that the other metallic colorways would be…
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$138.00Initially designed by Peter Moore and debuting in ’85. the 2019 Air Jordan 1 High Retro OG ‘Bloodline’ represents the genesis of basketball’s evolving influence on American culture and fashion.A legendary palette extends to this edition’s branded leather upper and tongue.Archive elements. including a Wings ankle logo and retro Swooshes.…
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$138.00This pair lets an interesting material mix and color scheme shine through that is feminine without being overtly gender exclusive.The titular hue adorns suede on the toe along with basketball skins of the heel wrap and ankle fins. while lighter variants blend adjacent on the toe and nylon-covered ankle padding.The…
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$138.00Banned by the NBA in 1985. Michael Jordan was charged $5.000 per game for wearing the ‘Black/Red’ Air Jordan 1 because it did not include the colorway white. which was part of the Chicago Bulls’ official team colors.Used as a marketing tactic. Nike crafted the ‘Banned’ campaign around the sneaker…
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$138.00Red and royal blue have always been the primary colors of Jordan Brand. But even in the first year. when the signature line was still gaining height. the Air Jordan dabbled in grey. The colorway would come off the bench time and time again in the years that followed. delivering…
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$138.00With color blocks that mirror the original “Chicago.” the Air Jordan 1 Retro High introduces another addition to the AJ1 family: “Game Royal” blue. A bit jarring at first. the Game Royal sits nicely with the original 1985 color block with a new updated shade of blue. The Wings logo…
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$138.00Heair jordan 1Retro High OG NRG Rust Pink is part of the Air Jordan 1 Art Basel Pack which also includes the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Igloo.The Rust Pink colorway comes dressed in a White. Rust Pink. and Black color scheme constructed entirely of leather.Rocking a block of…
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$138.00 – $150.00The Air Jordan 1 “Top 3 Gold” is a limited-edition version of Michael Jordan’s first signature shoe.It launched at ComplexCon on November 4. 2017. exclusively from the Los Angeles boutique streetwear store.The shoe features a mix of black and gold patent leather. foam. and more. Here’s what Nike had to…
