It’s just a must-have for any Jordan sneaker fan. The Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Mocha” is the baby brother of one of the most popular Air Jordan 1 High releases of all time: The Mocha.

While Jordan Brand is gearing up for not only the release of the Air Jordan 1 Hi ‘85 “Bred,” but the Air Jordan 1 High OG ...

The Swoosh’s flagship subsidiary, Jumpman label, came in the news for the expected release of the Air Jordan 1 High OG UNC Reimagined variant.

The latest example: encouraging self-love this Valentine's Day by dropping a God-tier classic, the Air Jordan 1 High “banned”. On the year of the silhouette's 40th anniversary, I should note.

Instead of the usual branding on the box, it's decorated ... after the drop of the AJ1 High '85 “banned” reissue. From a toddler's 1.5 to an adult's 17, this Air Jordan 1 High OG “black ...

In addition to the Nike React Element 87 and the Yeezy Boost 700, we were also blessed with elusive collabs like the Off-White x Air Jordan 1 High OG ‘Euro.’ Released one year after the Off ...

Nike has officially announced that Air Jordan 1 High OG 'Black Toe' will hit shelves. It's a colorway that marks the history of Air Jordan. This latest release will be out on February 15, 2025, in ...

A Ma Maniére is capitalising on the 2025 earth-tone sneaker trend with their next Air Jordan 4 "Dark Mocha" collaboration. A ...

the label is set to release a special “Xuanwu” inspired Air Jordan 1 High design that will almost make up for their lacklustre offerings. The upcoming pair draws inspiration from the Chinese ...

Few sneakers carry the cultural relevance of the Air Jordan 1, and much less the lore of the Jordan 1 High ’85 ‘Banned’ colorway, more commonly known as ‘Bred.’ For fans looking to grab a piece of ...

Jordan Brand has already begun celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Air Jordan 1. It has officially been four decades since Chicago Bulls guard Michael Jordan changed the game with his first ...

Hurts is wearing a special player-exclusive colorway of the Air Jordan 1 for the biggest game of his NFL career. The red and black cleats are an homage to Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan.