We might lowkey hate on any NBA player who gets any of those unreleased Travis Scott x Air Jordan 4s though. We need those, Jordan Brand!! Why do you hate us?!
Fresh kicks on the holiday horizon.
We just hope any Jordan x Judge merchandise that's released isn't limited to baseball attire like cleats and gloves. We wanna see retro Jordan sneakers in Yankees colorways and whatnot.
No word on an exact release date for the kicks and capsule collection, but word has it that they'll be dropping sooner than later as they're expected to hit the shelves sometime within the next few weeks.
While Jordan Brand products generate $3 million for Nike every five hours, Michael Jordan only gets 5% of each sale.
The Notorious B.I.G. is connecting with Jordan Brand. To kick off its Jordan Year 2023 campaign, the House that Michael Jordan built and Sotheby’s will be exclusively auctioning 23 pairs of Christopher Wallace Air Jordan 13’s.
No word on when the Jordan Luka 1 will be hitting shelves or what they'll be retailing for but best believe you'll see these joints all over Dallas, Texas whenever they hit the streets.
The NBA All-Star starters have been announced, so of course, the uniforms to be donned by your favorite pros have as well. Nike NBA All-Star 2022 uniforms will be performing double duty as they pay homage to the NBA's 75th Anniversary along with the host city of Cleveland.
Fortnite is teaming up with Jordan Brand once again to celebrate the upcoming launch of the Air Jordan XI Cool Grey.
All that being said, High's are still superior even though they're only basically a centimeter bigger than the Mid's.
It was surprising enough that someone out there was a fan of the Air Jordan 2's to begin with, but even more shocking was that Virgil actually took the time to respond to the criticismIt was surprising enough that someone out there was a fan of the Air Jordan 2's to begin with, but even more shocking was that Virgil actually took the time to respond to the criticism
The short film focusing on the "Black British experience, through the eyes of Jimmy Rogers' South London basketball team.
