Official pictures, pricing, and release information for the Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Obsidian" retro basketball shoes.

The Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Voodoo Alternate", inspired by Zion Williamson's New Orleans roots, will be officially released this ...

Retro Air Jordan 1 shoes are ... might become a new classic. Nike's Jordan 1 Retro High Og Royal Reimagined shoes are on sale right now at StockX for as low as $90. Available sizes in this ...

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The premise of the Union Air Jordan 1s has always been remixing the classics, combining elements of iconic Jordan 1 colorways without leaning into full-on ‘What The’ territory. TheOG duo from ...

Update: We spotted this new “Ruby” colorway of the Air Jordan 1 High OG earlier this month and now have a more complete set of visuals to analyze. As discussed previously, the silhouette’s ...

Nike has just re-released the classic Air Jordan 1 “Black Toe” sneakers with the classic colorway in kids sizes. Familiar but always fresh, the iconic Air Jordan 1 is remastered for today’s ...

After debuting the "Low Poly" style with the help of Kai Cenat in October, Nike has unveiled the next release for its pixelated Air Max 1 via this "Adventure" colorway, shown here. In the spirit ...

Plenty of sneaker designs (yes, even more than usual) covered in snake-inspired detailing. And Mr S.Customs’ Air Jordan 1 High “Year Of The Snake” designs in particular have been slithering their way ...

With the Jumpman label pulling out all the stops for next year’s releases, fans have even more to be excited about, especially with another collaboration with Union LA set for the Air Jordan 1 High OG ...

For the second installment of ‘Creative Alcoves’ with Habitat, Armand Da Silva shares an exclusive look into the influences behind his curatorial vision.