Michael Jordan entered the NBA with the Chicago Bulls, taking over the league with graceful athleticism and a driving will to win. Starting his rookie year, the Air Jordan 1 featured both the Wings and Swoosh logo, and Nike Air cushioning underfoot. Subsequent models like the Air Jordan 3, Air Jordan 4 and Air Jordan 11 featured new technology and bold design, keeping the lineage relevant to each new generation. Since 1985, Air Jordans have transcended basketball, moving sneakers to the forefront of culture with new releases and colorways such as the J. Balvin 'Medellín Sunset' 3s, 'Satin Bred' 1s, 'Cherry' 12s and 'Royal Reimagined' 1s.
