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    In 2018, the Jordan WINGS program released a special Air Jordan 5 decorated in student drawings, with proceeds going towards the brand’s mission to have education go farther and further. This May, another such release will honor the graduating class of 2020/2021.   Seen here via official images, this Air Jordan 5 Low is decorated in a regal black and gold, with 20 and 21 embroidered at the heel section. A square hangtag denoting the WINGS initiative comes attached to the left shoe, while a black tassel from graduation caps proudly hang off the left. The similarities to the DMP Jordans is clear, and...

  The Air Jordan V Paris Saint Germain ‘Friends & Family’ is a rare and limited alternate version of the retail collaboration between Nike and the French soccer club released in 2018. Though the Jordan Brand’s collaborations in the United States have been typically limited to Basketball and American Football properties, Nike is expanding its presence through soccer-themed releases. The extremely popular Air Jordan V collaboration with Brazilian football star Neymar Jr introduced the Jordan brand to a whole new market.   The Paris Saint Germain Air Jordan V ‘Friends & Family’ was produced exclusively for those associated with the...

First teased in October 2020, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG “Hyper Royal” has recently emerged in official images ahead of its rumored April 17th.   Enjoy detailed photos of the upcoming Jordan 1 here below, and expect the shoes to launch on Nike SNKRS come April 17th.   Read More Here

First teased via mock-up in June 2020, an Air Jordan 5 “Stealth”-variant was confirmed by NIKE, Inc. in November of that year. Ahead of its stateside release on March 27th (overseas on March 20th), the retro has emerged via official images. Enjoy official images of the latest “Stealth”-accented Jordan 5 ahead, and anticipate pairs heading to Nike SNKRS EU on March 20th before arriving stateside on March 27th.   Images: Nike The post Official Images Of The Air Jordan 5 "Stealth" appeared first on Sneaker News.    

Michael Jordan debut the black/cement Air Jordan 4 in the 1989 NBA All Star Game and wore them for the entire 1989 playoff run.