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Founded 1984
Headquarters Portland, OR, United States

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Jordan Brand is a signature shoe and athletic wear brand owned and created by the legendary basketball player Michael Jordan. Nike first signed Jordan under its banner in 1984 and subsequently granted his signature Jordan Brand line, when the young Michael was still unproven as a rookie in marketability and professional competition. Jordan Brand possesses significant cultural weight in streetwear culture, proven through its yearly flagship shoe releases at its annual event, each garnering tremendous reception from the media, industry, and public. Initially focused on creating basketball shoes, the company has since then expanded its offerings to produce a variety of ready-wear and leisure attire. Often regarded as the greatest basketball player of all time, Michael Jordan has worn the sneakers throughout his hall-of-fame career. Although Michael Jordan has been retired since 2003, Air Jordans still remain a top selling sneaker for many retailers. To this day, Michael still plays an integral part in the design and production process of the Jordan line.
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Latest Collections

Zion Williamson's Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Voodoo" Receives Release Date
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Zion Williamson's Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Voodoo" Receives Release Date

Arriving for spooky season.

Jordan Brand Adds a Basketball Texture to the Air Jordan 1 Low
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Jordan Brand Adds a Basketball Texture to the Air Jordan 1 Low

“Shattered Backboard” vibes.


Official Images of the Air Jordan 6 "Metallic Silver"
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Official Images of the Air Jordan 6 "Metallic Silver"

Landing on shelves next month.

Neckface’s Nike SB Dunk Low Lights Up This Week’s Best Footwear Drops
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Neckface’s Nike SB Dunk Low Lights Up This Week’s Best Footwear Drops

New Balance’s latest MADE in USA collection, the Air Jordan 4 “Midnight Navy” and more also join in on the fun.

The Air Jordan 1 Mid Receives Classic "Gym Red" Accents
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The Air Jordan 1 Mid Receives Classic "Gym Red" Accents

Featuring Panda-like black and white panels.

First Look at the Air Jordan 1 High Golf "Midnight Navy"
Golf

First Look at the Air Jordan 1 High Golf "Midnight Navy"

A little bit of CO.JP, a little bit of “Georgetown” and a lot of patent leather.

Take an On-Foot Look at the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG WMNS "Olive"
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Take an On-Foot Look at the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG WMNS "Olive"

Coming in extended sizing.

Official Images of the Air Jordan 1 High Golf x Eastside Golf
Golf

Official Images of the Air Jordan 1 High Golf x Eastside Golf

High top, low score.

This Unreleased Air Jordan 7 Was Inspired by Ken Griffey Jr.
Footwear

This Unreleased Air Jordan 7 Was Inspired by Ken Griffey Jr.

Specifically the Nike Air Griffey Max 1 and Griffey Jr.’s participation in the 1992 Foot Locker Slam Fest.

Take an Official Look at the Air Jordan 1 High '85 “Black/White”
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Take an Official Look at the Air Jordan 1 High '85 “Black/White”

A fourth colorway hits the vintage model.

Early Glimpse of the Air Jordan 2 Low "Craft"
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Early Glimpse of the Air Jordan 2 Low "Craft"

Sporting a clean blend of creamy uppers with golden yellow accents.

Take an Official Look at the Air Jordan 1 Mid "True Blue"
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Take an Official Look at the Air Jordan 1 Mid "True Blue"

Introduced in a toned-down palette ideal for any occasion.

 

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