The Air Jordan 12 “Dark Concord” is a colorway from Jordan Brand’s Holiday 2020 release cycle that calls to mind classic player exclusive colorways from the 2000s. Although not officially associated with any player or team, the “Dark Concord” Jordan 12 looks as if it could have been worn by Mike Bibby with the Sacramento Kings or even Kobe Bryant back in the day. The upper features a black nubuck construction with faux lizard leather print on the forefoot and mudguard. Dark Concord accented eyelets and Jumpman branding above the black rubber midsole breaks up the shadowy appearance of the shoe. Additional purple detailing can be found on the Jumpman embroidery on the tongue, and on the nylon patch located on the heel. White embroidered “Two 3” branding appears on the tongue, and white “23” detailing dots the back of the shoe. Release date: October 23, 2020.

Originally released in 1997, this Tinker Hatfield-designed model has always been a favorite among Jordan lovers; thanks to the then never-before-seen use of a hologram, black cat inspiration behind the design, and of course, the iconic cameo in the 1998 ‘He Got Game’ basketball movie starring Denzel Washington and a young Ray Allen.This new low-top 13, dubbed the ‘Hornets’ due to the cameo of the iconic Midnight Navy and Turquoise Blue, swaps out the legendary heel hologram with a clean metallic Jumpman emblem.

The Air Jordan 13 Retro Men’s Shoe updates a classic from the late ’90s with premium design details and features the same superior cushioning and traction of the original.

While resembling the Air Jordan 1 shape, future-infused Jordan Meta-Morph Utility has a classic yet futuristic design not compromising style and functionality. They feature: synthetic textile paneling for the upper with a deconstructed aesthetic elements throughout, stand-alone heel support and rope laces.

Since bursting onto the basketball scene in 1996, the Air Jordan 11 Retro Low Big Kids’ Shoe has been one of the most beloved Jordan designs ever. Signature details and foam cushioning combine for the ultimate fusion of style and comfort.

Featuring the original black/red colorway, the Air Jordan XI Low is back. Original released in ’95, they have a tumbled leather upper, elephant print on the paneling, mesh vents, round laces, carbon plate, and a smoked translucent outsole. Although the Air Jordan XI Low does not share the same design as the popular high model, they still have a large following.

Perfect for your all-around game, the Air Jordan Ultra Fly 2 Low Basketball Shoes are big on style and comfort. Its lightweight build, dynamic fit and responsive cushioning system will help take your game to the next level..

The Air Jordan 1 Mid “White/Laser Blue” is yet another crisp colorway of Michael Jordan’s signature shoe in its mid-top design. While unofficial, the “White/Laser Blue” look could be viewed as a salute to none other than the Charlotte Hornets, the NBA franchise owned by Jordan. The team’s teal based uniforms feature a similar hue to the Laser Blue accenting found on the “Wings” detailing on the collar and Jumpman branding seen on the white nylon tongue. The rest of the upper is finished off in white leather, including the perforated toe, forefoot overlays, and heel. A black leather Swoosh appears on either side of the shoe. Black leather can also be found on the collar. The look is finished off with a white midsole and contrasting blue outsole.