After bringing back the Air Jordan 1 Banned in 2016, the Jumpman plans to release this weekend another coveted Air Jordan 1 sneaker, with the upcoming drop of the royal blue iteration of the classic ...

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Update: It’s nearly been a year since word of the “Royal” colorway landing on the Air Jordan 1 Low ‘85 for 2025 first surfaced. The pair didn’t leak until last October, which came with word that the ...

It's not hyperbole to say that the original black-and-red Air Jordan 1s (or Jordan 1 "Breds" as they're sometimes called) changed sneaker culture forever. Thanks to a brilliant ad campaign and the ...

The black Air Jordan 1 “Royal” is one of the most coveted color variants for the seminal sneaker, and next month will bring a new version that’s a dead ringer for it. A slightly more faded Air Jordan ...

Next year, the Jordan Brand will go back to where it all started by releasing an Air Jordan Retro 1 run in a few original colorways. One of the more anticipated drops is the Black/Royal colorway, ...

Nike and Michael Jordan's co-owned label has continued to make waves in both the fashion and pop-culture community. The label has gained traction as it follows the latest trends to satisfy its ...

From French Blue 12s to Nigel Sylvester’s latest AJ1 Low collab, here’s every major Jordan Brand release hitting shelves this week. It feels like we could say this every week, but it’s a big one for ...

A familiar color combination takes over the sneaker that started it all as part of the Air Jordan I's return to retail next year. The debut Air Jordan returns in familiar form, maintaining the classic ...

Nike is going back to Michael Jordan's college days at North Carolina for His Airness' latest retro sneaker release. The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG "University Blue" sneakers will drop Sunday at ...

Air Jordan 4 Retro ‘Military Blue’ sneakers (Style Code: FV5029-141) are as OG as it gets. They were one of the “Fantastic 4” original colorways that debuted in the 1989. Out of the four AJ4 OGs which ...