In one of their biggest retro unveilings of recent memory, Nike and Jordan Brand are set to release a massive slate of retro Air Jordan sneakers throughout the upcoming calendar year. From nostalgic, ...

The fall months are always a sign of the holidays right around the corner, and sneakerheads will tell you there’s no busier time than the holiday season. Nike and Jordan Brand follow a similar ...

The Air Jordan 5 Retro ‘Red Suede’ first dropped in 2017 and is still available today. Here’s where to buy this bold retro now. The Air Jordan 5 Retro ‘Red Suede’ isn’t shy about making an entrance.

A touch of pink is good for your soul and sole. The Air Jordan 5 '35th Anniversary' takes the classic design for an iconic Jordan retro and distributes color meticulously to set up a memorable look ...

View post: Promo Title Air Jordan 3 ‘Santa’: Holiday Colors, Nike Air Branding & Easy-to-Wear Style It’s a known fact around the sneaker community that some of the most worn Jordans are from the 1-5 ...

After Awake NY revealed in February its upcoming Air Jordan 5 collaboration in “Arctic Pink,” a look at the second colorway in the two-sneaker collection has now surfaced. The second sneaker to join ...

This year's 'White Metallic' Jordan 5 retro drops in April. Via Foot Locker Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 4? 'Space Jam' Air Jordan 11? 'Bred' Air Jordan 4? Here are all the rumored and confirmed 2026 ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. The upcoming Air Jordan 5 Retro “35th Anniversary” uses classic ...

Chicago Bulls legend Michael Jordan's reign of dominance did not officially start until the 1991 NBA Finals. However, Jordan kicked off the decade by debuting the Air Jordan 5 in 1990. Since then, the ...

The 'Tokyo' Air Jordan 5 returns in September. Via Nike Official Look at the 'Wolf Grey' Air Jordan 5 Retro The 'Wolf Grey' Air Jordan 5 returns this month. The Women's-Exclusive 'Ruby' Air Jordan 1 ...

The Air Jordan 5 "UNC" breaks a couple of rules and that's part of what makes it such an iconic sneaker. The back heel doesn't go with the Jumpman or the Nike Air. It's also the most stark iteration ...