The Air Jordan 11 is a basketball shoe designed by Tinker Hatfield for Michael Jordan. It first debuted on the basketball floor in 1995 when MJ first came out of retirement, and served as one of the main options that he wore during the season that would eventually resulted in his fourth championship title. The famous picture of Jordan lying on the floor after winning the NBA Finals that year displays him wearing the popular Bred colorway.

The Air Jordan 3 is Michael Jordan's third signature basketball shoe and remains Jordan 1 For Sale as one of the most sought after sneakers to-date. They were the first pair of Jordan sneakers that legendary designer Tinker Hatfield created, and they made their official debut in the year 1988. Georgetown colors could very well eclipse the University Blue hype, as its appearance atop the Dunk Low and upcoming Air Jordan 1 '85 have garnered quite the applause.

In late 2019, Jordan Brand officially announced Luka Doni as the newest member of its growing roster of athletes. At the time, Luka was just barely into his second season as an NBA pro, but with a Rookie Of The Year hardware under his belt, the Slovenian guard had all the promise to be a perennial force in the NBA, and thus far he's surpassed expectations as a player, a leader, and as an icon of the game. While a signature shoe was pretty much expected as part of the endorsement deal, we can confirm that a number of colorways of the Jordan Luka 1 signature shoe are confirmed to release in 2022, with specific colorways and tentative release dates laid out below.

While we may feel a bit deprived of AJ1s, there will be a big wave of OG 1s coming this summer 2022 - one of which being this Stage Haze colorway. Just hear us out all you need to do is get some Angelus paint and take a brush to the ankle collar, the tongue, and www.airjordans1s.com the mid-foot quarter, and you have yourself something very close to a pair of Black Cement Jordan 3s. In all seriousness, this upcoming Air Jordan 3 Retro for women captures the original 1988 colorway of Black and Cement Grey, but curiously adds a touch a gold on those aforementioned panels.