Air Jordan 1 Low "Copper Toe" GS | Air Jordan XXI
This Daily Jordan installment takes a look back at arguably one of the top lifestyle-oriented signature shoe colorways of the ’00s. Air Jordan XX1 in Light Graphite/Metallic Sil...Read More
By now we know that if it’s a rare Air Jordan Low PE, it probably belongs to either Derek Anderson or Mike Bibby. Split between those two guys, they’ve had just about every...Read More
Air Jordan 1 Low "Copper Toe" GS | Air Jordan Baby Sneakers Collection from henry071
March 25, 2013 BY cement / 0 0 / 5
Have you been wearing Air Jordans since you were a wee child? Or have you kept the little ones in your family laced with various retro pairs? If you Chicago “yes” to eithe...Read More
21 days later and here we are at the Air Jordan XXI “XX8 Days of Flight”. The sneaker keeps things in line with the expected black and neon green formula, allowing just a l...Read More
Back when the Air Jordan XXI made its debut Quentin Richardson was putting in work with the New York Knicks, his four 8-20 stay there being one of the longer ones during his bounce-aro...Read More
The sneaker news cycle is sort of still focused on the later era of Air Jordans at the moment, the recent unveiling of the Air Jordan XX8 pulling much more attention to the newer end o...Read More
The Daily Jordan: Air Jordan XX1 – Varsity Red – Black – 2006
November 11, 2012 BY cement / 0 4.5 / 5
The Daily Jordan for today is a pair of the Air Jordan XXI, a model that sort of quietly set the precedent as far as red-suede Air Jordans go. The pair came out back in 2006, three yea...Read More
By the time the Air Jordan XXI rolled around there was already a rich history of MJ ad campaigns to draw on, one particular spot for that silhouette taking advantage of said history. T...Read More
For The Daily Jordan today we’re bringing you back not too far in Air Jordan history, setting the clock back to just a few 8-20s before the legacy series made the switch from num...Read More
Today’s episode of The Daily Jordan is a double header, bringing you back to the Countdown Pack madness of 2008. Keeping in tune with the theme of complementary models adding up ...Read More
Back in 2006, Slam celebrated their 100th issue and in doing so, put Michael Jordan on the cover. Jordan Brand would collaborate with the basketball magazine to put out a limited run o...Read More