Jordan Brand, for their part, knows what they have with the Bred and they always have. The shoe only comes back around every seven or eight years or so. We last saw it back in 2016, an instant sell-out affair that still fetches some pretty ridiculous prices on resale platforms.

Flight Club is celebrating NBA All-Star Weekend this year with a giveaway of seven Air Jordan styles previously worn by Michael Jordan himself during the festivities. The sneaker consignment shop announced the giveaway on Instagram.

Few sneakers carry the cultural relevance of the Air Jordan 1, and much less the lore of the Jordan 1 High '85 'Banned' colorway, more commonly known as 'Bred.'

Jordan Brand has added a new Air Jordan 1 "Black Toe" offering to its 2025 lineup, but this time in low-top form. Sneakerheads Can’t Stop Talking About The Air Jordan 1 Low “Black Toe” Written by Cary