Sneakers

The Air Jordan 17 made its original debut in 2002. Available in an array of colorways, but the "Copper" edition was considered the most premium. The Copper edition re-released in 2016 looking just as dapper now as it did 14 years ago although they do not come packaged in a carrying case like the 2002 release, the design remains true to the original. Using two main themes as inspiration, jazz music and luxury, they are crafted with a soft white leather upper, feature crocodile skin-embossed leather accents on the heel/tongue, and are complemented by "copper" on the heel and lace...

The first Air Jordan 3 released in 2014 gets the “Powder Blue” treatment. These classic Jordans feature a Powder Blue leather upper, with hits of black on the elephant print, tongue and midsole. White is also showcased on the midsole and prominently on the Jumpman logos on the tongue and heel. Jordan Brand gives a shoutout to MJ's alma mater with the powder blue look. By the time these came out Jordan Brand had started to add different colors to classic shoes we had seen the gammas and made everyone curious to see if this trend would continue. Jordan Brand...

1992 was a huge year for basketball with the "Dream Team" which consisted of some of the greatest NBA players at the time and of all-time because this was the first time NBA players were allowed to play in the Olympics. The 2004 Air Jordan 7 Retro "Olympic" are the retroed versions of the exact sneakers MJ wore during the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. This shoe has a white-based along with red, blue, silver and gold accents to give a nice colorway to an even nicer silhouette. Due to the Olympic number rule MJ was forced to wear the #9 and Jordan Brand didn't forget that by...

Air Jordan 13 Retro "Black Cat" - designed by Tinker Hatfield Jordan Brand has done it again with the Air Jordan XIII, originally released in 1997. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, this popular model features a design inspired by the sleek and elusive panther. Hatfield used the panther because he thought Jordan's movements on the court were very similar to the panther in the wild. The AJXIII features a whisker upper, midsole design that mimics a panther's paw, and its most identifiable element, a hologram "eye". This Air Jordan model has been re-released many times in many colorways, including the "Black Cat"...

In 2015 we have seen one of the later models in the Air Jordan signature series re-released. The Air Jordan XX “stealth”, returned last spring for the first time in 10 years. The AJXX was initially released in 2005. The Air Jordan XX, which was designed by Tinker Hatfield, draws inspiration from racing boots and motorcycle tires. The shoe is built with a patent leather base and a nubuck overlay which features laser detailing created by Mark Smith. The laser imagery consists of symbols that are significant to Michael Jordan’s life and career. The shoe also is lined with Varsity Red...