The designer also teased an upcoming apparel collection to pair alongside the new collaborative sneakers.
The Whitaker Group retailer unveils its latest apparel capsule alongside new collaborations with Nike and Jordan Brand.
While the highly anticipated Air Jordan 1 Lows flew off the shelves, fans can still grab pieces from the extensive Cactus Jack x Nike apparel collection.
La Flame delivers not one, but two highly anticipated pink-accented colorways of his signature reverse-swoosh silhouette.
Jordan Brand brings a modernized twist to one of Tinker Hatfield’s most futuristic and polarizing designs.
Continuing the push into modern lifestyle footwear, the latest silhouette blends classic DNA with a sleek, low-cut aesthetic for Fall 2026.
Featuring bold national colors and a rare mini Swoosh, this anticipated release honors the Jumpman’s expanding footprint in global football.
Honoring Michael Jordan’s iconic 1996 Father’s Day championship, this special release swaps traditional elephant print for a deep, personal homage.
Confirming the return of the coveted “Nike Air” heel branding, the legendary 1988 colorway is making its way back to retailers this summer.
Celebrating the iconic silhouette’s 35th anniversary, the New York-based label puts a layered, textured spin on a classic championship sneaker across two distinct colorways.
Expected to be limited to just 100 pairs, the dark and moody sample surfaced during the global superstar’s recent 41st birthday celebration.
From the Pearlized narrative to the Souvenir series, Greg Betty helped redefine Vans for a new era — and has since landed at Jordan Brand.