and Jumpman logo, while black details and a transparent outsole complete the shoe’s design. In 2018, sneakerheads were treated to a blast from the past with the reissue of the Air Jordan 5 ...

Priced at $215, the Nike Air Jordan 4 sneakers are made from ... “Nike Air” logo on their heels, transparent air bubble in their midsoles and prominent wings on their neutral grey collars ...

During his career in the NBA, Jordan made an impact on the ... head-turning netting, the “Nike Air” logo on each heel, transparent air bubble in each midsole and prominent wings on the ...

Nike, Inc.'s Jordan Brand has a buzzy new sneaker that just appeared at New York Fashion Week - and it's not an Air Jordan ... including the Who Decides War logo superimposed with the Jumpman ...

The Air Jordan 5s are a classic shoe in the Jordan Brand collection, but more specifically, the Grape colorway is iconic for the 5s. The Grapes made their debut in the '90s, and if you look at ...

and honestly probably the only reason they didn't sell out in minutes is because of the minor change that sees "Air Jordan" text replace the Wings logo of the original. That little "twist" (as ...

And as a throwback to the ’80s, the shoes even have the original Air Jordan logo on the outer collars. The Air Jordans first stepped onto the shoe scene on April 1, 1985, during the basketball ...

However, instead of the classic “Air Jordan” logo on their outer collars, there’s the modern and minimalist logo. These are the shoes that Michael Jordan during most of his rookie season ...

a golf glove and a golf bag featuring the GOAT’s jersey number and iconic Jumpman logo. The Air Jordan 1 High was the first sneaker Nike created for Michael Jordan. It was designed by Peter ...

The fun part about ranking the best Air Jordan signature shoe of ... It did feature the Jumpman logo. This was definitely a “Jordan” shoe. It’s also the shoe Jordan wore when he appeared ...

It's the only Air Jordan made with the signature Nike swoosh. The now-familiar Jumpman logo, which Moore designed, was added to the Air Jordan III in 1988, the sneaker itself designed by Hatfield.