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The Air Jordan 12 Retro ?Flu Game? 2016 celebrates Michael Jordan?s legendary performance in Game 5 of the 1997 NBA Finals. Battling flu-like symptoms, Jordan lead the Bulls to a 3-2 series lead over the Utah Jazz with 38 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 steals, and 1 block. Previously retroed in 2003 and 2009, this 2016 version stays faithful to the OG design with its black tumbled leather upper and varsity red on the mudguard and outsole.
Released in February of 2017, the Air Jordan 13 Retro ?Chicago? 2017 marks the return of the OG ?Chicago? colorway to the Jordan 13 silhouette. The sneaker features a white premium leather upper with team red suede on the base, heel, and midsole. The design also includes black Jumpman branding, a black outsole, and a green hologram on the heel.
The Air Jordan 13 Retro ?Black Cat? showcases a monochromatic finish that plays off one of Michael Jordan?s many nicknames. The black suede upper is accented with a holographic cat eye and reflective detailing on the sneaker?s mesh overlays and rope laces. A glossy finish is applied to the matching black Phylon midsole, which houses Zoom Air units in the heel and forefoot. The 13?s signature panther paw outsole features herringbone traction for maximum grip.
The Air Jordan 13 Retro ‘Dirty Bred? was released in December of 2014. The sneaker features a black tumbled leather upper with black suede overlays wrapping around the base,a green heel hologram, and Jumpman branding. The Air Jordan 13 ‘Dirty Bred’ was originally a sample seen in an interview with Tinker Hatfield for a magazine publication but was never released until 2014.
Combining elements of past Air Jordans, the Air Jordan 16 ‘Midnight Navy’ hit stores in 2001 with the intention of on-court and off-court wear. The unique shroud inspired by 19th-century spats serves as a stylish element for streetwear, while the combination of Zoom Air and Nike Air cushioning makes for comfortable wear on the court. Following its 2001 release, the Air Jordan 16 ‘Midnight Navy’ wouldn’t see its first retro until 2016. As a call-out to the Air Jordan 16’s place in the Jordan legacy, the design features Jordan branding composed of sixteen dots and dashes.
2016 saw a slew of Air Jordan 2 releases in celebration of the shoe’s 30th anniversary. As a tribute to the original Air Jordan 2 ads in 1986, the Air Jordan 2 Retro ‘Wing It’ arrives in white, black, and grey, an homage to the vintage ad’s black and white color scheme. The upper sees a faux reptile treatment with ‘Wing It’ appearing at the heel, a call out to the throwback ad which featured the same slogan. The sneaker released in celebration with the Just Don Air Jordan 2 ‘Beach,’ the Air Jordan 2 ‘Alternate ’87’ and the Air Jordan 2 Low ‘Gym Red’ and ‘Chicago’ colorways.
Taking a cue from the success of 2015?s Air Jordan 1 ?Cyber Monday?, the Air Jordan 3 silhouette got the same colorway treatment in 2016. This Air Jordan 3 Retro ‘Cyber Monday’ marks the return of the Air Jordan 3 to retail for the first time since 2014. The ?Cyber Monday? colorway features a monochrome, all-black upper in smooth premium leather and non-OG branding details including the Jumpman logo on the tongue and heel.
The Air Jordan 3 Retro BG ?Sport Blue? is a riff on the OG ?Black Cement? colorway. It features a black tumbled leather upper with elephant print overlays and bright blue accents. It also comes with a Jumpman on the tongue and a Jumpman Air logo on the heel. The sneaker dropped alongside the Jordan 6 ?Sport Blue? in August 2014. This listing is for youth sizes.
The Air Jordan 3 was the first of many for Michael Jordan and Tinker Hatfield. It was the first time they would work together on the signature shoe, it was the first time the elephant print made an appearance on a shoe, and it was the first time the ?Jumpman? logo adorned the tongue with the classic ?NIKE AIR? stamped on the heel. The Black/Cement Air Jordan 3 Retro OG comes back in its original form. Featuring black tumbled and smooth leather uppers and all the distinct details we remember thirty years later.
The Air Jordan 3 Retro OG ?True Blue? was released as one of the four OG colorways in 1988. It saw several non-OG retro releases, starting in 2001, in 2009 (Europe only), and again in 2011 as part of a wide Air Jordan 3 retro release that commemorated the 23rd anniversary of the shoe. The 2016 retro saw the ?True Blue? return again, but this time with the original branding and logo details that mimic the 1988 release.
Based upon Tinker Hatfield?s original sketches of the 1988 icon, the Air Jordan 3 Retro Tinker SP resurfaces with upgraded materials in a classic color scheme borrowed from another famous Tinker design. This March 2019 ?Tinker Air Max 1? sneaker features a leather constructed upper with perforated detailing and a bold suede University Red mudguard. The Jumpman logo is embroidered on the tongue, while a Swoosh hits the lateral side that can be swapped out between three different designs. Tinker Hafield’s signature is featured on the inside of the tongue, while the classic visible Air unit and NIKE AIR branding on the heel pay homage to the shoe?s legacy.
The Air Jordan 3 Retro ?Wool? released in December of 2016 as part of the Air Jordan 2016 Holiday release. The sneaker features a premium wool upper and light grey accents. A non-OG retro release, this version utilizes embroidered Jumpman logos on the tongue and heel section. The Holiday 2016 pack included: Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG ‘Storm Blue’, Air Jordan 3 ?True Blue?, Air Jordan 1 ‘Top 3’, Air Jordan 9 OG ‘Space Jam’, Air Jordan 11 ‘Space Jam’, Air Jordan 11 GS Velvet ‘Night Maroon’, Air Jordan 7 ‘Doernbecher’, Air Jordan 16 ‘Midnight Navy’, Air Jordan 1 OG ‘Storm Blue’, and Air Jordan 6 ‘Black Cat’.