4.5 us / 6 us (W) / 36.5 eur / 23.5 cm / 3.5 uk

This Jordan 2 ‘Arctic Orange’ was initially released as an elementary school and big kids exclusive. Designed by Don C for friends and family who missed his first two Jordan collaborations. it features an Arctic Orange upper and midsole with a hint of University Red on the outsole. The ‘Arctic…

Converse and Jordan Brand collaborated on a two-pair collection that combines the classic Air Jordan 2 with the Converse Fastbreak.The Air Jordan 2 Retro ‘Alumni’ is inspired by the pair of shoes he wore during a 1986 Carolina Pro Alumni Game.The shoe features a white leather upper with perforations along…

The Off-White x Air Jordan 2 Retro Low SP ‘White’ offers Virgil Abloh’s take on the retro silhouette originally released in 1986. This pair replicates the look of the OG ‘White/Red’ colourway. with an upper in white leather with red piping and a matching red heel overlay. Signature Abloh touches…

With the release of the Off-White x Air Jordan 2 Retro Low SP ‘Black’. a relatively little-known silhouette is getting the Virgil Abloh treatment. The low top sports a black leather upper with a tonal lizard-textured overlay and contrasting royal blue accents. They land on the molded heel panel. midfoot…

The A Ma Mani??re x Air Jordan 2 Retro SP ‘Airness’ reunites the Atlanta-based retailer with Jordan Brand for collaboration no. 3. This upgraded version of the AJ2 features an off-white crackled leather upper with burgundy piping and a translucent heel counter that extends to the midfoot. ‘Mani??re’ is stamped…

The Air Jordan 2 Retro ‘Lucky Green’ updates Michael Jordan’s sophomore signature shoe with a pop of green. Like the high-top’s OG releases. which were limited to just two colorways in 1987. the upper utilizes a white leather construction with a tonal lizard-textured overlay. The latter features piping in contrasting…

The Reverse Shattered Backboard Air Jordan 1 Retro. also known as the Shattered Backboard 2.0. follows up the first release with a fresh take on the classic Jordan shoe. The legend of the colorway stems from the fact that Michael Jordan smashed the backboard with one of his iconic slam…

Banned 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…

Red 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…