Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Game Royal'

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Smoke Grey' showcases a pop of Varsity Red on the ankle flap, stamped with a classic Jordan Wings logo on the lateral side. The rest of the upper is finished in strictly neutral tones, highlighted by a white leather base with grey suede overlays. A black Nike Swoosh is complemented by matching black hits on the collar and rubber outsole. Nike branding atop the...

The Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Retro High features a new look on the iconic silhouette, thanks to an oversized backward-facing Swoosh on the lateral side. A traditionally oriented Swoosh graces the medial side of the upper, which is built with a blend of white leather and brown suede. Additional unique details include a double-layer construction on the collar and Scott's crudely drawn face...

In 2008, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Black / White' sneaker was part of the 'Countdown Pack' that celebrated the launch of the Air Jordan 23 sneaker. The 'Countdown Pack' included retros of all previous Air Jordan sneakers in limited-edition packaging. This 2014 Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Black / White' sneaker features the original Nike Air branding on the tongue and a heel with no logo...

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Electro Orange' showcases a familiar palette that recalls the coveted 'Shattered Backboard' colorway from 2015. The upper is crafted from white leather, with contrasting black hits on the eyestay, Swoosh and forefoot overlay. A vibrant orange finish is applied to the padded collar and rubber outsole, featuring a grippy traction pattern carried over from the...

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Chicago' 2015 colorway was designed to avoid Jordan's $5,000-per game fines from the NBA after the original black and red colorway was banned. The 'Chicago' was first retroed in 1994 and stayed true to the 1985 design. Further retros were released in 2013 with small changes to the design, and again in 2015 with the original branding details - description from...

Giving rise to sneaker culture back in 1985, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG represents a paradigm shift in the way that we relate to footwear. This 'Gym Red' reissue - launched in June 2019 - remixes an iconic color scheme on its leather upper. Bold lateral Swooshes ignite a sense of sport prestige, while Wings and Jumpman logos reflect hoops heritage. The classic midsole and outsole...

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Stealth' applies an understated two-tone finish to the sneaker that started it all. The all-leather build pairs a stark white base with neutral grey accents on the perforated toe box, signature Swoosh, and heel and collar overlay. The latter is branded with a retro Wings logo, while a woven Nike Air tag graces the breathable nylon tongue. The high-top rests on a...

SoleFly x Air Jordan 1 Retro High 'Art Basel' is a limited collaboration between Jordan Brand and the South Florida sneaker boutique. The high-top sports an all-leather upper, featuring a Miami-inspired colorway that blends a white quarter panel, dark green overlays and contrasting orange on the toe box and collar flap. SoleFly's logo is embossed on the lateral heel. The shoe's original...

This Nike Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Shadow' 2018 is a retro re-release of an original 1985 colorway. The shoe features a black and medium grey leather upper with a white midsole and black outsole. It also features OG Nike Air branding on the tongue and the Wings logo on the ankle collar. It was last retroed in 2013, and a low-top version dropped in 2015. - description from www.goat.com -

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Royal Toe' applies a familiar blend of colors to the iconic silhouette. The all-leather upper features a white base with contrasting black overlays and pops of Game Royal at the collar, toe box and rubber outsole. A lightly padded nylon tongue in black is topped with a Nike Air tongue tag, while the classic Jordan Wings logo appears in white on the lateral collar...

In 1985 on a Nike Europe tour, Michael Jordan shattered a backboard when throwing down a monstrous dunk while wearing an orange, black, and white uniform. Commemorating the moment and uniform, this 2015 Air Jordan 1 'Shattered Backboard' (aka 'Shattered Backboard' 1.0) sneaker was released. Shortly after in the Fall of 2016, an Air Jordan 1 'Shattered Backboard Away' (aka 'Reverse' and...

Ditching the silhouette's standard all-leather construction, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Neutral Grey' features a mixed-material build. A tumbled black leather base is contrasted by soft grey suede overlays and a contrasting pop of Hyper Crimson on the suede collar. 'SP 19 Air Jordan 1 High OG' is stamped in white print on the quarter panel. - description from www.goat.com -

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG NRG 'Not For Resale' features not-so-hidden messages printed across the upper and midsole. They include 'No Photos' embroidered across the heel of the left and right shoe, 'Wear Me' across the tongues and 'Please Crease' stamped on each toe box. The printed phrases are used to embellish classic color blocking that accents a white leather base with contrasting...

Inspired by Japan's capital city, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High 'Tokyo Bio Hack' features color blocking that recalls Undefeated's Nike Dunk High NL collaboration from 2005. The leather and suede upper brings together an eclectic mix of colors, including rustic earth tones, eye-catching vibrant hues and a lone pop of metallic silver on the signature Swoosh. A painted midsole combines with a...

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Shattered Backboard 3.0' revisits a coveted colorway inspired by a Michael Jordan backboard-breaking dunk that took place during a 1985 Nike exhibition game. The shoe's colorway of black, Pale Vanilla and Starfish matches the colors of the jersey MJ sported that day. Released in October 2019, this third edition of the sneaker features a crinkled, glossy patent...

Banned by the NBA in 1985, Michael Jordan was charged $5,000 per game for wearing the Air Jordan 1 'Black/Red' because they didn't include the color white which was part of the Chicago Bulls' official team colors. Used as a marketing tactic, Nike crafted the 'Banned' campaign around the sneakers to launch and promote the Air Jordan line. The sneaker was retroed in 1994, 2011, 2013 and 2016. The...