Athlon Sports. Nike's newest Air Jordan release is an old favorite dressed up in some fancy new clothes. Nike is selling Air ...

Ever since Jordan Brand opted to revive its beloved Air Jordan 1 Hi ‘85 in 2020 during NBA All-Star weekend, it has chosen to be more selective about the amount colorways that it delivers every ...

Yes, people wore sneakers before 1985. But the release of the original black and red Air Jordan 1 that year changed the way sneakers would be consumed, viewed and marketed from then on out.

Jordan Brand is set to release a striking new colorway of the beloved Air Jordan 1 this summer, dubbed Metallic Gold. This upcoming retro promises to bring a fresh twist to the iconic sneaker line.

The upcoming Air Jordan 1 High OG “Metallic Gold” shoes are expected to enter the shoe market sometime during Spring 2024. These sneakers are marked with a selling price tag of $180 for each pair.

Priced at $135 the Air Jordan 1 Mid SE 'Cheeseburger' sneakers are available now on the Nike app in adult sizes. Flax/Sesame/Coconut Milk/University Gold is the official colorway for these special ...

The Air Jordan 1 Low OG 'Rookie of the Year' has been hyped ... Oh, and then there's the defining feature, the red Jumpman branding present on the back of the shoe and on the tongue.

One of the images causing quite the stir for this exhibition is the Air Jordan 1(featured above) in solid gold. "Study 001" will feature more work from Senna and will be curated by Nehemiah.

A new colorway of the Air Jordan 1 Low has surfaced in black and gold, and is releasing just for kids. The color scheme shares similarities with the popular OG Black/Metallic Gold Air Jordan 1 High.

If you’re a Jordan head ... Light Orewood Brown Air Max 1 made you feel a bit left out, don’t worry, this week also brings a Dark Obsidian and University Red which follows a lot of the ...

the budding basketball legend wore a pair of white and red sneakers. According to Nike, they were the now famous Air Jordan 1, Jordan’s first-ever signature shoe. But they weren’t, and an auction held ...