An iconic sneaker comeback: Nike tightens Jordans and Air Force 1s supply, aiming to spike consumer interest. Next: Access Our New, Shockingly Simple 'Alert System' Nike Inc. NKE has decided to ...

Jordan Brand is particularly protective when it comes to its beloved Air Jordan 11 model. Since its 1995 launch ... Stomping Ground Customs pretty pink “Spider-Gwen” Nike Dunk Low and these ...

Jordan Brand is particularly protective when it comes to its beloved Air Jordan 11 model. Since its 1995 launch, the silhouette has seen very few collaborations, with just a few being granted the ...

As far as the Swoosh is concerned, the Air Jordan 1 was banned in 1984. However, like all the other details in this story, the exact date that the shoe was banned is up for debate. The NBA sent the ...

With the help of California’s chirpy ad agency Weiner & Gossage, Petrofina spoofs competitors’ seemingly endless additives by transporting its gas in pink tank trucks and giving away “Pink ...

Update: It’s nearly time for the Air Jordan 1 Hi ‘85 “Bred” to make its grand return as Jordan Brand continues to tease the release with its ongoing “Banned” campaign. We now have the ...

In honour of the Air Jordan 1’s 40th anniversary, Jordan Brand is taking bold steps with its “Banned” campaign, obscuring select AJ1s with black overlays to mimic a digital ban—setting the stage for ...

Nike has also prepared a set of rose-adorned Air Force 1s for the February ... Gym Red/Sail" palette, this Air Jordan 3 is covered nearly entirely in a faded pink shade which even fills in the ...

The Swoosh brand has been quietly going live with markdowns over the last few weeks on popular models like the Vomero running shoes, bestselling Dunks, and classic Air Force 1s. Today, another ...

In 1985, the iconic red and black Air Jordan 1 got banned from the NBA and a slick marketing move by Nike turned the challenge in an opportunity. Nike and Jordan Brand began celebrating the 40th ...

Yes, you heard it right. This is a nod to the infamous 1985 moment when the NBA tried to stop Jordan from wearing his black-and-red Air Jordan 1s. Back in 1985, just a month after the AJ1 dropped, ...