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Jordan Brand is nearing the end of its year-long celebration of the Air Jordan 1. Even after 40 years, Michael Jordan's first signature basketball shoe is one of the most iconic silhouettes in ...

Update: In an unexpected turn of events, the Air Jordan 1 Hi ‘85 “Chicago” has just been previewed. The pair was first rumored to be coming in 2025 back in August of last year, however, it was later ...

Los Angeles has no shortage of great menswear stores, but decades into its run, Union remains in a class of its own. Thanks to owner Chris Gibbs’s discerning and idiosyncratic eye, the landmark ...

The anticipation surrounding the 40th-anniversary reissue of the "Bred" Air Jordan 1 continues to build as we approach the upcoming drop, with only 23 stores carrying the sneakers. Now, Jordan Brand ...

How does the 2025 retro of the black and red “Banned” Air Jordan 1 compare to the 1985 original? It’s an important question given Jordan Brand’s declaration that the upcoming version of the Air Jordan ...

The Air Jordan 1, a cultural phenomenon instantly recognizable by its iconic colorways like “The Chicago,” “The Bred,” and “The Royal,” wasn’t just a sneaker; it was a revolution. Debuting in 1985, ...

The Air Jordan 1 High '85 ‘Bred’ is one of the biggest grails in sneaker history. Seriously. There's just no denying it. First released all the way back in 1985, it was Michael Jordan's first official ...

Wilbekin is an award-winning journalist living in New York City. He is also the Founder of Native Son, a movement, community, and platform for Black gay and queer men 1984 was a game changing year for ...

When Michael Jordan made his NBA debut on October 26, 1984, the budding basketball legend wore a pair of white and red sneakers. According to Nike, they were the now famous Air Jordan 1, Jordan’s ...

Nike on Saturday will release the Air Jordan 1 Chicago "Lost and Found" Some collectors consider it the "most iconic sneaker of all time." Here's how Nike kept the Jordan 1 relevant for nearly four ...

Streetwear lovers insist that the best part of sneakers is they can be used as a tool of self-expression — but there are certain pairs that, historically, have come with a bad stigma attached to them.