AIR JORDAN x NIKE ICONS
INSIDE THE VAULT
Now Nike's Vice President of Creative Concepts, Tinker Hatfield began his Nike career as an architect, and would go on to revolutionise the Air Jordan signature line. Beginning his reign as the lead designer for the Air Jordan line with the Air Jordan III, Tinker's illustrious portfolio of work now inspires a new collection of heritage-filled retro styles.
AIR TRAINER 1
The 1987, Air Trainer 1 introduced cross-training to the world and jumpstarted a new category for Nike.
The groundbreaking Air Trainer 1 is most recognised in its unique 'Chlorophyll' colourway. A colourway that was seen everywhere from tennis' most competitive courts, to the feet of none other than His Airness himself.
Now in 2018, the Air Jordan III is introduced in a look directly inspired by the 'Chlorophyll' Air Jordan III.
AIR TRAINER SC 2
Released in 1990, the Air Trainer SC II was yet another cross-training staple laced up by MJ. Originally made famous by another multi-sport star, the design was quickly recognised for its reiteration of the midfoot strap, its unique moulded collar and the eye-catching colourway that came together over visible Air cushioning.
The latest Air Jordan VI now harks back to 1990, celebrating the Air Trainer SC 2 with a familiar white, Infrared and grey colourway.
AIR RAID II
The Air Jordan VIII and Air Raid have long shared a close resemblance. Both geared for high-performance hoops competition, each design featured unique cross-straps that locked down the foot for maximum support. For 2018, the Air Raid II's unique graphics return to inspire this new take on the Air Jordan VIII.
AIR HUARACHE LIGHT
The Air Huarache performance line featured several staple silhouettes. Among them is the Air Huarache Light, a performance running model from 1994 that provided a lightweight take on Huarache-Fit technology. Today, the Air Huarache Light now lends its look and feel to another icon in the Air Jordan X.