Michael Jordan retired more than 20 years ago, and his shoes are an icon on and off the basketball court. Nike has just re-released the classic Air Jordan 1 “Black Toe” sneakers with the ...

Yes, people wore sneakers before 1985. But the release of the original black and red Air Jordan 1 that year changed the way sneakers would be consumed, viewed and marketed from then on out.

And now in unisex sizes for adults and kids, Nike re-releases the classic Air Jordan 1 “Black Toe” sneakers with a classic colorway, while they drop on Saturday, Feb. 15 at 10 a.m. ET/7 a.m ...

The never-ending evolution of the Air Jordan 1 continues with a new Phat colorway this spring. Presumably Bulls-inspired, the shoe sports a white leather base with micro-perforations along the ...

No modern sneaker has mixed red, black, and white quite like the first Air Jordan 1 did back in 1985. Those original colorways are still the most coveted among sneakerheads and hoops fans alike.

Remember when Michael Jordan stepped on court in pair of red and black sneakers, broke the NBA’s rules and kicked off the multibillion-dollar celebrity-endorsed foorwear industry?

An unusual pair of Michael Jordan’s signed, game-worn Nikes drew a record price at auction last week. An unidentified buyer paid $615,000 for the red, black and white Nike Air Jordan 1 sneakers ...

The Air Jordan 11 "Black/Red" releases on December 14 at 10 a.m. EST in full family sizing. ... Buy the Air Jordan 11 "Black/Red" for kids and infants on Nike, $50-$170.