Union LA Combines Two Classic Air Jordan 1s in This Week’s Best Footwear Drops
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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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Arriving with the debut of Kyrie Irving’s ANTA KAI 2, the return of the Air Jordan 12 “Flu Game” and more.
Nodding to the beloved “Pure Money” colorway with its silver detailing.
The throwback look was previously said to have its release cancelled, however, it is now set to arrive globally in just a couple of days.
The legendary 1997 look is set to return this March.
Releasing in summer.
The long-rumored pair is now confirmed to be limited to friends and family only.
The out-of-this-world pair is joined by new projects from JJJJound x adidas, Joe Freshgoods x New Balance and more.
Combining design elements from the Air Jordan 1’s original “Chicago” and “Shadow” colorways.
There’s no word on if this pair will ever see a retail release — but it’s sure nice to look at.
The bold new silhouette returns later this month.
The unbannable sneaker is joined by Nike Basketball’s nine-shoe “Black Label” collection for NBA All-Star Weekend, a new Cecilie Bahnsen x ASICS project and much more.
