Air Jordan 4 – Military Industrial Blue

Step into a classic. The beloved AJ4 returns in premium Off-White leather, Neutral Grey nubuck and striking hits of Industrial Blue—creating an overall clean aesthetic. Staying true to form, we reengineered this icon back to its original ’89 specs with all the signature trimmings: a bold Jumpman logo, netting accents, the famous “wings” and Nike Air branding on the heel to finish off the heritage appeal.

Nike Air Max 1 ’86 – Royal

Nike prepares for Air Max Day 2024 with the unveiling of the Air Max 1 ’86 in “Royal.” The model takes on a look that’s similar to the “Air Max Day” iteration (which was previously seen on-foot thanks to LeBron James), but switches out its neon “Volt” midsoles with white. The classic “Royal” colorway is crafted with a white mesh base and suede overlays in gray and blue, while branding details can be spotted on the panel swoosh, Nike tongue tag, embroidered Nike Air heel logo and the Nike Air-stamped insoles. A visible heel unit cuts through the white midsole, while white laces tie the shoe together for a clean finish.

Air Jordan 4 Reimagined

The Air Jordan 4 Bred Reimagined comes constructed out of a Black premium leather upper instead of the usual nubuck construction we’ve seen on the original and past retro versions of the Air Jordan 4 Bred. In addition to the Black upper we then see Cement Grey detailing on the waffle eyelets, inner liner, the Nike Air branding on the midsole, and portions of the midsole and outsole. To complete the Bred theme we see the addition of Fire Red on the Jumpman on the tongues, inner tongues, and parts of the outsole. A white rubber midsole wraps up the look on this timeless Air Jordan 4. The Air Jordan 4 Bred Reimagined dropped on February 17th during All-Star Weekend for the retail price of $215. That date was also to celebrate Michael Jordan’s 61st birthday.

Nike Zoom Vomero 5 • Lakeside

Carve a new lane for yourself in the Zoom Vomero 5—your go-to for complexity, depth and easy styling. The richly layered design includes textiles, leather and plastic accents that come together to make one of the coolest sneakers of the season.

Air Max 1 – Panda

Meet the leader of the pack. Walking on clouds above the noise, the Air Max 1 blends timeless design with cushioned comfort. Sporting a fast-paced look, wavy mudguard and Nike Air, this classic icon hit the scene in ‘87 and continues to be the soul of the franchise today.

Air Jordan 11 – Gratitude

From us, to you—this release of the AJ11 is a “Thank You” to our day ones and those committed to carrying the Jordan legacy forward. Celebrating a heritage colorway, this classic honors MJ’s legacy while elevating the materials for those pushing culture to new heights. The upper is designed with a mix of premium materials like luxe leather, along with a smooth knit collar. The glossy patent leather mudguard gleams just like the original. A tinted translucent outsole offers a clean finish while the welded gold Jumpman radiates the shoe’s championship roots.

A Ma Maniére x Air Jordan V – Dusk

The A Ma Maniére x Air Jordan V – Dusk, showcases a captivating combination of Black, Burgundy Crush, and Pale Ivory tones. This style of the Air Jordan 5 will boast the same high-quality materials seen in their previous releases, along with the distinct co-branding of A Ma Maniére and Jordan Brand. Noteworthy design elements include the A Ma Maniére font on the Air sole units in the midsole, “Nike Air” branding on the heels, and an aged translucent outsole for a unique aesthetic. To complete the premium experience, each pair will be presented in special packaging.

Nike Air Max 1 – University Blue

Although suited more for the Spring/Summer season, this upcoming Nike Air Max 1 “University Blue” sports a white mesh base with complementing light grey suede overlays. The refreshing titular hue then arrives on the mudguards, liner, top eyelet, tongue branding, and profile Swooshes. “University Blue” additionally follows onto the visible Air Max unit. Rounding out the final details is the two-toned rubber outsole.

Air Jordan 8 • Playoffs • Chicago

Three-peats, ’90s style and a career shift shrouded in mythology—this AJ8 brings it all and then some. Debuting during MJ’s ’92-’93 championship season, the cult classic comes dressed in premium Black nubuck. Hits of University Red and White add a 1-2 punch of energy, while molded details, colorful accents and a mid-foot strap keeps 30 years of lore alive. Game time!
 

Air Max 1 ‘86 • Chicago

Celebrate the Chicago skyline with the Air Max 1 ’86. History lesson: In the wake of the Great Chicago Fire, residents worked together to rebuild, replacing charred wooden structures with steel, concrete and glass. The AM1 ’86 “Chicago” pays homage to this “second city,” bringing the hues of modern skyscrapers to premium leather and suede. Blue Chill accents and a reflective Swoosh nod to the mirror image of downtown towers in the surface of Lake Michigan. And on the the insole and tongue label, you’ll find that iconic skyline, overlayed by a Nike Swoosh.

Chicago Pack

Built for, validated by, and told through the city: Chicago, this one’s for you. Nike teamed up with six local streetwear legends (Leaders, Notre, RSVP, St. Alfred, SVRN and Succezz) to craft sneakers inspired by the resilience of Chicagoans past and present. Through the stories at the heart of these designs, the Chicago Pack evokes an ever-evolving blend of heritage and modernity, fire and water, steel and wood. As a unifying touch, both footwear styles feature a special-edition graphic on the insole and tongue label—the Chicago skyline overlayed by a Nike Swoosh.
 

Air Jordan 1 • Royal Reimagined

The AJ1 forever changed the footwear game. Building on its legacy, this regal edition pairs premium Royal Blue suede with rich Black leather. Classic Nike Air branding on the tongue and insole is complemented by the Wings logo on the padded, high-cut collar. The signature star-studded outsole gets the Royal Blue treatment, letting you walk the dynasty forward with each step.
 

Air Max 1 ’86 OG – Dark Obsidian and University Red

The holy grail of sneaker lore returns, bringing with it the origin story of visible Nike Air. Using CT scans to dissect one of the original pairs of the Air Max 1 with the infamous “Big Bubble,” we replicated the oversized Nike Air unit and window from ’86 so you can step on the bedrock of sneaker history. (And don’t worry—you get some throwback color blocking, too.)
 

Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG – Black Toe

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High remakes the classic sneaker, giving you a fresh look with a familiar feel. Premium materials with new colors and textures give modern expression to an all-time favorite.

Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High remakes the classic sneaker, giving you a fresh look with a familiar feel. Premium materials with new colors and textures give modern expression to an all-time favorite.

Air Max 1 ’86 – Lost Sketch

Lost and found. Open the vault. Make “what if?” a reality. Pulling details from a long lost notebook, this Air Max 1 brings one of Tinker Hatfield’s early drawings to life for the first time. Originally conceived in ’86, the design brings history into the now with a worn aesthetic on the leather overlays and aged midsole. Safari print on the mudguard and a ‘hand drawn’ graphic above the Nike Air window round out the story of pulling pages from the history books, while shades of purple and blue mix with Light Smoke Grey for a colorway that’s a dream come true.
 

Air Jordan 6 • Toro Bravo

For many of you, this one’s been a long time coming. The AJ6 ‘Toro Bravo’ brings the coveted look of the 2009 Raging Bull pack to a champion-winning shoe. Famously inspired by MJ’s German sports car, this AJ6 has a decked-out design that dons textured suede and an all-over Varsity Red finish. Yeah, some things are worth the wait.

Air Jordan 11 Retro Low • Cement Grey

Air Max 1 ’86 Original • Big Bubble

Let’s be clear, sneaker culture and history begins here: the Air Max 1 “Big Bubble.”

 The holy grail of sneaker lore returns along with the true story of visible Nike Air. Using CT scans (yes, really) to dissect 1 of maybe only 400,000 released pairs of the “Big Bubble,” we replicated the Nike Air unit and window used in the ’86 original, so you can step on the bedrock of sneaker history. And don’t worry, you still get the throwback color blocking. 

Hiding in the shadows of one of Nike’s biggest stories (that of revealing Nike Air to the world) is the fact that for the first few months of its release, the Air Max 1 featured a noticeably bigger window. So, like why did the window shrink? With a launch date in place and manufacturing already started, Nike engineers (to their dismay) discovered that an exposed Air unit had a tendency to crack in cold temperatures. Adjusting on the fly, engineers quietly “shrunk the window both in length and height” and began using a new Air unit to prevent the great cracking catastrophe. 

Released on March 26th, 1987, the ultra-rare Air Max “Big Bubble” hit the shelves and thankfully didn’t bust (most likely because of the rising spring temps). After the initial run, the Air Max 1 as we know it secretly replaced the original, taking hold as the leader of the Air Max pack. And the “Big Bubble?” It faded away—until now.

Welcome to the beginning.

Air Jordan 3 – White Cement Reimagined