The first of its kind, the Men’s Nike Air Max 270 Casual Shoes boast a Max Air unit created specifically for Nike Sportswear. Updated with the luxuries of modern comfort, the Air Max 270 still boast a vintage-inspired exaggerated tongue top and heritage tongue logo, both of which are a direct nod to the original 1991 Air Max 180.
The latest Air Jordan XI arrives in low-top form. A tonal navy upper and premium nubuck construction lend subtlety to the silhouette typically known for shine. Originally created as a high top and released in 2017, this build was limited to just five pairs. Now it returns with the top down for a proper public debut.
First released in 1995, the Air Jordan XI turned heads immediately. Its patent-leather design started as an unconventional idea and quickly became an undeniable classic – a status it’s held for over 20 years. Originally released as a Player Edition golf shoe for MJ, this low-top version in Cool Grey is set to make its public debut.
Since his game-winning shot that brought championship glory to North Carolina, Michael Jordan has been at the forefront of basketball consciousness. He took the court in 1985 wearing the original Air Jordan I, simultaneously breaking league rules and his opponents’ will while capturing the imagination of fans worldwide
Red and royal blue have always been primary colors for Jordan Brand. But even back in Year One, when the signature line was still gaining altitude, the Air Jordan I dabbled in grey. The color would come off the bench again and again in the ensuing years, delivering some of the most coveted releases in sneaker history. Now the shoe that introduced the shade returns, sporting a high top, full-grain leather and the same shadowy color combo first seen in 1985..
Since his game-winning shot that brought championship glory to North Carolina, Michael Jordan has been at the forefront of basketball consciousness. He took the court in 1985 wearing the original Air Jordan I, simultaneously breaking league rules and his opponents’ will while capturing the imagination of fans worldwide
The first of its kind, the Men’s Nike Air Max 270 Casual Shoes boast a Max Air unit created specifically for Nike Sportswear. Updated with the luxuries of modern comfort, the Air Max 270 still boast a vintage-inspired exaggerated tongue top and heritage tongue logo, both of which are a direct nod to the original 1991 Air Max 180.
The Nike Air Max 270 Men’s Shoe is inspired by two icons of big Air: the Air Max 180 and Air Max 93. It features Nike’s biggest heel Air unit yet for a super-soft ride that feels as impossible as it looks.
The Jordan Zoom Tenacity 88 Men’s Running Shoe features Nike Zoom Air cushioning for lightweight, responsive comfort during your workout. Style: AV5878-100
Remember the revolution. 1987 saw the birth of the Air Max lineage, showcasing visible Air for the first time. What began as an experiment in cushioning soon evolved into an icon on the track – and the streets. Over the years, it’s been reimagined and retooled, but the heritage always remains.
The Air Max 270 boasts Nike’s biggest heel bag yet, delivering a super-soft ride that brings you even closer to the feeling of walking on air.
This is the shoe. The one MJ wore during his break-out 1988 season, when he earned his first league MVP and took flight from the free-throw line. The one that made “one to rock, one to stock” a thing. The first one you tried to keep clean. The last one on the list article you read about the 50 Greatest Sneakers of All Time, and the other, and the other, and the other. It’s back. This time, in honor of MJ’s birthday and the 30-year anniversary of its debut, it keeps the Nike Air branding to reach true OG form.
On April 16, 2003, MJ took his final bow. And wearing Air Jordan XVIIIs, he went out in style. Like several models before it, the shoe took Italian design and sports cars as its muses. It had royalty at its core, with exquisite craftsmanship and tasteful colorways. This super-clean pairing of white and Sport Royal was one of them.
The newest edition of the Air Jordan I delivers a modern look and feel to the unmistakable silhouette with textured, lightweight Nike Flyknit. Paired with premium leather accents, a timeless black and grey colorway adorns the innovative design.
The latest colorway for the Air Jordan VI is an homage to the 1991 “Like Mike” commercial that captured a generation. It arrives in Gatorade green, dressed in suede from top to bottom. Details like a squeeze-bottle-inspired lace lock, sockliner graphic and embroidered “If I Could Be” detailing on the inside tongue complete the tribute.
The Air Jordan I ‘Lemon-Lime’ pays homage to the original ’91 ‘Like Mike’ campaign that captured the world. Inspired by Gatorade flavors and featuring premium leathers, the Air Jordan I was designed for a player who ignited the court and changed the league forever.
Sometimes seeing really is believing. That was certainly the case in ’87 when the original Air Max debuted. It was the first shoe to feature a visible Air unit that let light shine through so athletes could see the technology at work. Thirty years later, the Air Max 1 Anniversary shoe celebrates the sneaker that made Air cool. It features the same design as the OG legend, updated with modern materials and a heritage University Red colorway and University Blue colorway.
The 1996 Chicago team took the league by storm. After a disappointing second-round playoff exit the year before, they posted 72 wins to break the regular season record en route to their fourth championship. MJ was in front; the Air Jordan XI was on feet. Now it returns in a brilliant red colorway, flashing classic patent leather in a bold salute to Chicago’s ’96 winning ways.
Some of the league’s greatest players ever got their first national audience during the 1982 college championship game. Among them was Michael Jordan, then a 19-year-old freshman, who rose for a jumper with just 17 seconds left to put his team up for good. He would continue to rise all the way to the sport’s pinnacle. The latest Air Jordan XI colorway, sporting University Blue hits, pays homage to his alma mater and the ’82 victory that launched his legacy.
MJ famously wore his collegiate practice shorts under his professional uniform. The Air Jordan 11 Win Like ‘82 celebrates this ritual by featuring a University Blue Jumpman and Midnight Navy patent leather that ties back to his alternate practice short colorway. The rest of the shoe is done in a white nylon mesh while a white midsole and icy blue translucent outsole wrap things up.
The TROPHY ROOM™ XVII boasts a cool grey suede & metallic gold color way that ties back to the boutique’s overall theme & aesthetic, transforming an already sleek shoe into a luxurious sneaker that can be styled off the court, while still performing on the court. The Air Jordan XVII’s original design inspiration was influenced by three components; “The fine details from an Aston Martin, the smooth lines and flow of a jazz solo and the long Air Jordan history of innovations in style.”
Sometimes seeing really is believing. That was certainly the case in ’87 when the original Air Max debuted. It was the first shoe to feature a visible Air unit that let light shine through so athletes could see the technology at work. Thirty years later, the Air Max 1 Anniversary shoe celebrates the sneaker that made Air cool. It features the same design as the OG legend, updated with modern materials and a heritage University Red colorway and University Blue colorway.
The court had never seen anything like the Air Jordan I when it debuted in 1985. Constructed from the best materials of the era, its design carried it from cutting edge to classic as the Air Jordan line gained altitude. Now, with over thirty years of colors and materials behind it, the original anti-gravity machines take another step forward with a complete Flyknit reconstruction. The flexible, lightweight update includes pigskin-leather accents and stays true to its DNA with Nike Air cushioning, a high-cut collar and OG royal and black blocking.
