It all comes down to lore. The real grails have a tale to tell—and few kicks have a more remarkable backstory than the beloved Air Jordan 12 ‘Flu Game,’ which is set to return this week for ...

The Air Jordan 12 “Flu Game” is coming back, bringing a legendary piece of basketball history back to sneakerheads. First released in 1997, this classic silhouette was on Michael Jordan’s ...

Jordan Brand and Nike continue to pull out all the stops in resurrecting their most iconic silhouettes through general releases and special-edition sneakers with twists on classics. Fresh off the ...

The Air Jordan 4 “Black Cat” sneakers are reportedly set to return in late 2025. According to Sneaker Bar Detroit, the pair will be released on November 28, 2025, with a retail price point of around ...

Most recently releasing the Air Jordan 5 in “Black Metallic,” the next shoe on the list for the original treatment will be the Air Jordan 1 UNC in its iconic North Carolina Tar Heels colorway.

Update: At last, the new “Lucky Shorts” colorway of the Air Jordan 3 is nearly here. Inspired by Michael Jordan’s special pair of practice shorts from college that he’d wear underneath his ...

The legendary Air Jordan 12 "Flu Game" is officially coming back in 2025, adding to an already stacked lineup of new Jordan releases this year. After months of speculation and back-and-forth reports ...

Most notably, the UCLA Women's Basketball Team unboxed retro Air Jordan 4 sneakers in a player-exclusive colorway. The UCLA Athletic Department's social media team did not miss with the rollout of ...

The 40th anniversary of Michael Jordan’s legendary signature line is shaping up to be a milestone celebration, with 2025 promising an array of unforgettable releases. Alongside the highly anticipated ...

From brand activations for the Anthony Edwards 1 to a Superstar party hosted by Damian Lillard.

Michael Jordan's legacy has grown beyond basketball to take on all sports, entertainment, and fashion. But what if the Air Jordan never got off the ground due to arcane NBA rules in 1985?