Plus a pinstripe upper riffing on suits.

This iconic blacked-out colorway remains a must-have, featuring patent leather shine and bold accents. Here’s where you can still buy pairs online today.

Some Jordan releases get celebrated instantly. Others sit, restock, or get overlooked despite strong materials, real history, and undeniable style. These are five Air Jordans that deserved far more love.

Former Sneaker Shopping guest Lil Yachty joins Complex's Joe La Puma on the latest episode of Sneaker Stories and talks about buying original 1985 Jordan 1s, his favorite Air Force 1s and the fake pair of Jordans he got as a kid.

The Air Jordan 4 "Pink Thunder" brings the beloved Thunder blocking into the women's lane with Rust Pink accents and Nike Air heel branding — dropping October 31, 2026, for $220.

Given the centrality of Air Jordans in sneaker culture, it should come as no surprise that pairs that once belonged to Michael Jordan have routinely sold for six figures and up. Concurrent with the rise of sneaker conception, the market for ultra-rare ...

In fact, the Jordan 1’s secret sauce was very simple: they were made for consumers who may or may not love basketball (who may or may not even play sports) and from any walk of life. And it’s this accessibility—which became the 35-model-strong shoe brand Air Jordan—has made the shoe even more legendary today.

John Dodge is CBS Chicago's Director of Digital Content. John is a veteran Chicago journalist with experience in print, television and online platforms and has been with the CBS Chicago team since 2007. A rare prototype of the first edition of the iconic ...

One of the best matchups in Week 4 of the NFL kicked off early on Sunday afternoon. The Philadelphia Eagles stayed undefeated by handing the Tampa Bay Buccaneers their first loss in a thrilling 31-25 game. Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts led the way with ...

Hundreds of Michael Jordan sneakers worth around $300,000 were stolen from a cargo train in Arizona just months before the model is expected to return to stores in 2026. The theft involved a shipment of Air Jordan Son of Mars Low sneakers moving through northern Arizona.