It makes sense that Nigel Sylvester and Jordan Brand would collaborate on the Air Jordan 1 High back in 2018
Jordan Brand's holiday drops are always loaded with sneaker heat for the winter month. The 2021 Holiday lineup has over a dozen kicks to choose from, with some particular standouts.
Today (August 16), Jordan Brand has officially unveiled Michael Jordan's latest signature shoe, the Air Jordan 36. While retros may reign supreme, the current offering from Air Jordan is all about performance.
Obvious omissions from the list include highly anticipated drops such as the Travis Scott "Fragment" Air Jordan 1's, "Lightning" Air Jordan 4's, and "Cool Grey" Air Jordan 11's.
Jordan Brand shares its fall 2021 Air Jordan retro preview and it's loaded with heat.
The "Tent and Trail" collection is set to release on their official website and on the Nike "L" SNKRS app much to the chagrin of sneakerheads worldwide.
In case you didn't get the memo, Michael Jordan is woke now. Today (May 28), Jordan Brand announced the latest entities on the receiving end of its Black community commitment grants.
Neither Jordan Brand not Dior has confirmed the rumors, but when there's money to be made y'all know they'll be all up on it.
Now that he's part of the Jordan team all eyes will be on him when he leads his Philippines national team in the 2023 FIBA Basketball World Cup.
No word on when they'll drop or how much they'll retail for, but best believe it'll be via raffles and countless L's will be dished out in the process.
Much ink has already been spilled on how SNKRS which you would think would help democratize the ability to get exclusive kicks has done exactly the opposite. At this point to thanks to bots and that reality that sneakers have become assets akin to stocks and bonds, even kicks you'd think would be an easy cop now require luck, elite dexterity on apps and a slavish devotion to the hunt.
We totally expect to see celebrities like DJ Khaled and Billie Eilish walking around in these eventually.