This summer, Jordan Brand is bringing back iconic colors, giving new looks to classic silhouettes. Its latest performance shoes will also be updated with special color stories.
Russell Westbrook's first signature shoe, the "WHY NOT ZER0.1" (17,820 yen including tax), will be available in five new colorways. Each colorway reflects a subtle element of Westbrook's playing career or personal story.
"WHY NOT ZER0.1" (¥17,820 including tax)
To commemorate one year since Russell Westbrook's record-setting triple-double season, the lineup includes shoes that combine the team's red color with black, with the numbers "04/09/17" and "31-10-10" engraved on the left and right outsoles, respectively, as well as all-white shoes that celebrate his unique style.
"WHY NOT ZER0.1" (¥17,820 including tax)
Other shoes include one inspired by Russell Westbrook's son, Noah, with his birthday engraved on the inner strap and embellished in the color of his birthstone, emerald; another inspired by the dress and gown worn by his younger brother, Ray Westbrook, when he graduated from his master's program; and a colorway showcasing Russell Westbrook's love of fashion, featuring a luxurious snakeskin upper and a look reminiscent of when he appeared on the cover of a fashion magazine.
Air Jordan XXXII Low Neo-Heritage (¥19,980 including tax)
The Air Jordan XXXII Low Neo-Heritage performance shoe (¥19,980 including tax) features a Light Bone and Infrared colorway and a soft suede upper, perfectly blending the style of the XXXII with functional design. The "Gordon St." sign design on the inside of the tongue features the address of MJ's childhood home.
Air Jordan 1 Shadow (¥17,280 including tax)
The legacy model, the Air Jordan 1 Shadow (¥17,280 including tax), showcases the original colorway that debuted in 1985. Crafted from premium leather, it features wings and the Nike Air logo.
Air Jordan 1 High Zip (¥17,280 including tax)
The women's Air Jordan 1 High Zip (¥17,280 including tax) is simple yet luxurious. The Air Jordan 10 Dark Shadow (¥22,680 including tax) celebrates the 23rd anniversary of the Air Jordan 10's release, and marks the first time the Dark Shadow colorway has been released in a retro version, retaining its classic shape. Presented in the original Air Jordan 10 box, this shoe features soft suede and tumbled leather, with a mirrored Jumpman logo on the sole, just like the 1995 version.
Air Jordan 18 Retro Red (¥26,460 including tax)
The iconic remix shoe, the Air Jordan 18 Retro Red (¥26,460 including tax), is a new Chicago-inspired version of the Air Jordan 18, the shoe worn by MJ in his final game. It features the original tooling and upgraded suede.
Air Jordan 11 Low Cool Grey (¥21,060 including tax)
The Air Jordan 11 Low Cool Grey (¥21,060 including tax) immediately exuded a classic, stable feel upon its release in 2001. This colorway later led to a signature golf model, and now it's being released in a low version for the first time. Additionally, the Air Jordan 11 Low Iridescent (¥21,060 including tax) features emerald patent leather and an iridescent outsole. The "WHY NOT ZER0.1" is available now at NIKE.COM/SNKRS and select NIKE/JORDAN retailers, while the "Air Jordan 1 High Zip" is available now at select NIKE/JORDAN retailers.
Russell Westbrook's first signature shoe, the "WHY NOT ZER0.1" (17,820 yen including tax), will be available in five new colorways. Each colorway reflects a subtle element of Westbrook's playing career or personal story.
"WHY NOT ZER0.1" (¥17,820 including tax)To commemorate one year since Russell Westbrook's record-setting triple-double season, the lineup includes shoes that combine the team's red color with black, with the numbers "04/09/17" and "31-10-10" engraved on the left and right outsoles, respectively, as well as all-white shoes that celebrate his unique style.
"WHY NOT ZER0.1" (¥17,820 including tax)Other shoes include one inspired by Russell Westbrook's son, Noah, with his birthday engraved on the inner strap and embellished in the color of his birthstone, emerald; another inspired by the dress and gown worn by his younger brother, Ray Westbrook, when he graduated from his master's program; and a colorway showcasing Russell Westbrook's love of fashion, featuring a luxurious snakeskin upper and a look reminiscent of when he appeared on the cover of a fashion magazine.
Air Jordan XXXII Low Neo-Heritage (¥19,980 including tax)The Air Jordan XXXII Low Neo-Heritage performance shoe (¥19,980 including tax) features a Light Bone and Infrared colorway and a soft suede upper, perfectly blending the style of the XXXII with functional design. The "Gordon St." sign design on the inside of the tongue features the address of MJ's childhood home.
Air Jordan 1 Shadow (¥17,280 including tax)The legacy model, the Air Jordan 1 Shadow (¥17,280 including tax), showcases the original colorway that debuted in 1985. Crafted from premium leather, it features wings and the Nike Air logo.
Air Jordan 1 High Zip (¥17,280 including tax)The women's Air Jordan 1 High Zip (¥17,280 including tax) is simple yet luxurious. The Air Jordan 10 Dark Shadow (¥22,680 including tax) celebrates the 23rd anniversary of the Air Jordan 10's release, and marks the first time the Dark Shadow colorway has been released in a retro version, retaining its classic shape. Presented in the original Air Jordan 10 box, this shoe features soft suede and tumbled leather, with a mirrored Jumpman logo on the sole, just like the 1995 version.
Air Jordan 18 Retro Red (¥26,460 including tax)The iconic remix shoe, the Air Jordan 18 Retro Red (¥26,460 including tax), is a new Chicago-inspired version of the Air Jordan 18, the shoe worn by MJ in his final game. It features the original tooling and upgraded suede.
Air Jordan 11 Low Cool Grey (¥21,060 including tax)The Air Jordan 11 Low Cool Grey (¥21,060 including tax) immediately exuded a classic, stable feel upon its release in 2001. This colorway later led to a signature golf model, and now it's being released in a low version for the first time. Additionally, the Air Jordan 11 Low Iridescent (¥21,060 including tax) features emerald patent leather and an iridescent outsole. The "WHY NOT ZER0.1" is available now at NIKE.COM/SNKRS and select NIKE/JORDAN retailers, while the "Air Jordan 1 High Zip" is available now at select NIKE/JORDAN retailers.
