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These Travis Scott x Jordan Brand Canvas Pants were released on the artist's 29th birthday alongside a brand new collaborative Air Jordan 6.Travis Scott and Jordan Brand reunited for the first time in 2021 on the artist's birthday to release a six piece apparel...

Following the release of a matching mid top in 2014, this crispy colourway unites the iconic Air Jordan 11 with an ice-cold colour scheme featuring white and frosty accents of Legend Blue.Familiar details include MJ's number 23 on the heel and glittering patent leather...

Jordan brand mixes the golfing world and the basketball together with a collection of golfing footwear.

Helping birth what would now be one of modern day’s most iconic athletic brands, it’s thanks to NBA player Michael Jordan and the team at Nike that we have the Nike Jordan Brand. Most recognisable for their originally athletic basketball sneakers, the brand has...

The Air Jordan 1 Low SE ‘Ceramic’ applies refined earth tones to a low-profile silhouette modeled after the 1985 original. The upper combines an off-white canvas base with orange suede overlays and an olive green suede Swoosh. The latter hue makes repeat appearances on...

For its latest take on the ,  utilized an animalistic approach with the upcoming “Vivid Green Snakeskin” colorway. Expressing a mix of “Vivid Green/Black/White,” the shoe features a smooth white leather base paired with black overlays and panels of snakeskin print in pale green.

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG ‘Dark Marina Blue’ dresses the iconic silhouette in classic two-tone color blocking. The all-leather upper features a black base with contrasting dark blue overlays along the forefoot, heel, collar and eyestay. A matching blue Swoosh is accompanied...

The Air Jordan 1 Low Pollen is a low-top model of the signature Air Jordan 1 shoe with a Yellow and Pollen color scheme. Pollen is the most prominent of its two colors. It appears on the shoe’s swooshes, mid-foot, laces, collars, overlays on...

The Air Jordan 1Low Reverse Bred Pebbled Swoosh has a predominantly red leather base with some black inserts, particularly on the Swoosh, which differentiates it from the Reverse Bred. The same colour is found on the laces, tongue, and ankle collar. The shoe is finished off...

Boasting a similar black and white base to the Air Jordan 4 of the same name, the pair then equips a galaxy-like print to the textile overlays in the rear. Here, it’s significantly more saturated than the Retro 4, but its palette and gradient...

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG ‘Electro Orange’ showcases a familiar palette that recalls the coveted ‘Shattered Backboard’ colorway from 2015. The upper is crafted from white leather, with contrasting black hits on the eyestay, Swoosh and forefoot overlay. A vibrant orange finish...

Stay true to heritage in the Air Jordan 1 Low SE. A colourful and distinct mix of black, white and 2 shades of blue, this edition of the famed low-top shoe sets you up with versatile comfort and lasting style.

The Air Jordan 12 Retro ‘Royalty’ adds gilded accents to a two-tone design reminiscent of the OG ‘Taxi’ colorway from 1996. The mid-top makes use of a white tumbled leather upper with radiating stitch detailing and black lizard-textured overlays. Contrasting pops of metallic gold...

Save the colored-in tongue, the pair arrives in traditional “Black Toe” blocking, with dark collars and forefoot overlays housed atop a white upper and colored rear. Here, it’s a mid-blue hue that covers the forefoot and a minty green outback, with whites following their...

This  comes dressed in a Light Iron Ore, Varsity Red, and Sail color combination. While the pair has ‘Chicago’ vibes, the direction appears to be Valentine’s Day. What we are looking at is a mock-up. However, this is an accurate representation of what’s releasing. The...

The Air Jordan 1 Mid SE ‘Grey Pine Green’ showcases lush accents on a classic silhouette modeled after the 1985 original. White leather is utilized on the upper, fortified with grey suede overlays and accented with a grassy green Swoosh. The latter hue is...