Released in 1985, the Air Jordan 1 reshaped both basketball and streetwear culture. Designed by Peter Moore, it introduced bold colorways that broke league rules, earning the nickname “Banned.” Its legendary high-top silhouette and iconic Wings logo became the foundation of sneaker culture. Decades later, the Jordan 1 still stands as a symbol of style and self-expression, cherished worldwide by athletes, collectors, and fashion enthusiasts alike.

First released in 1989, the Air Jordan 4 quickly stood out for its unique design and versatility. Featuring mesh panels, visible Air cushioning, and distinctive winged eyelets, it combined performance with bold style. Decades later, the Jordan 4 remains a timeless icon, embraced by sneaker enthusiasts around the globe for its innovation and cultural impact.