The Air Jordan 11 Low "Bred" sneakers are coming to town. The 2025 "Bred" sneakers are designed to resemble the original Air Jordan 11 "Bred" sneakers as closely as possible.

The release for the Air Jordan 1 High “Xuanwu” will be as limited as the shoe is eye-catching. Just 3,399 pairs will go on sale exclusively in China for 3,399 Chinese Yuan, which converts to roughly $463.

Jordan Brand is getting ready for another thrilling release by introducing the Nike Air Jordan 1 Low OG "Obsidian" shoes. The shoe is scheduled for release on March 22, 2025.

Jordan Brand has another Air Jordan 1 “Year of the Snake” release planned, but this high-top iteration takes a unique spin on the theme, inspired by the Chinese deity Xuanwu. RELATED: Rui Hachimura x Air Jordan 1 Low ‘Cranes’: The Collab Everyone’s Talking About A Closer Look At The Sneaker For those who are unfamiliar,

While Jordan Brand’s Year of the Snake releases have been a little underwhelming, to say the least, the label is set to release a special “Xuanwu” inspired Air Jordan 1 High design that will almost make up for their lacklustre offerings.

The Air Jordan 8 “Aqua” sneakers first appeared in 1993. Michael Jordan wore the sneakers during his All-Star game in 1993, where he scored 30 points. And now, after almost two decades, the “Aqua” sneakers are coming back and are up for grabs.

This latest Air Jordan 1 gets its look from the Xuanwu deity in Chinese mythology, often depicted as a hybrid of a tortoise and a snake. The upper's overlay panels feature a premi