Released in July of 2016, the Air Jordan 5 OG ‘Metallic’ 2016 offered a remastered version of the OG colorway released back in 1990. A faithful reproduction of the original design. The sneaker features a Black nubuck upper with a reflective 3M tongue, Fire Red accents, an icy Blue outsole, and a ‘Nike Air’ logo on the heel. The Air Jordan 5 OG ‘Metallic’ sneaker was retro released in 2000, 2007, 2011, and now 2016.

Released in 2009 to celebrate the 20-year anniversary of Spike Lee’s Do the Right Thing film, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High Do The Right Thing

The Nike x Fragment Air Jordan 1 was released in 2014. This upgraded version of the original Jumpman silhouette stays faithful to the OG design. The pair is dressed in a blue, white and blue mixed colorway. The shoe also includes the hallmark nine loop design and perforated toe-box.

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Chicago' 2015 colorway was designed to avoid Jordan's $5,000-per game fines from the NBA after the original black and red colorway was banned. The 'Chicago' was first retroed in 1994 and stayed true to the 1985 design.

The Nike Air Presto Mid x Acronym 'Multicolor' was the collaborative creation of Berlin-based retail store Acronym and NikeLab. The design features a vibrant Volt and Hot Lava neoprene upper with side zippers, a black cage, premium leather heels, and a white and black sole. Released in September 2016, the ‘Multicolor’ dropped alongside ‘Olive’ and ‘Bamboo’ colorways.

Vans and Japanese label W)TAPS teamed up for another ‘Bones’ inspired offering that first appeared on their 2011 collaboration with the Vans Syndicate collection. This iteration of the OG Sk8-Hi LX features familiar military tones that have been utilized in past projects for the duo, while the iconic crossbones motif appears in a repeat pattern on the quarter-panel.

The KAWS x Air Jordan 4 Retro was a collaboration between the Jordan Brand and Brooklyn-based street artist KAWS, a.k.a. Brian Donnelly. Looking back at previous KAWS collaborations, a lot of people were expecting an Air Jordan 4 with colorful accents all over the place, but KAWS decided to go with a more simple look, one that you can wear everyday.

Virgil Abloh’s desconstructed spin on the iconic shoe from 1985. Unlike the original pair that dropped in a “Chicago” theme. This Air Jordan 1 came dressed in a White color scheme with similar unconstructed detailing. Adding a bit of contrast includes the signature Black writing, Blue stitched on the Swoosh and Orange tab.

Virgil Abloh's Nike OFF-WHITE x Air Max 90 was released in September 2017.It was a member of the initial five-pair REVEALING group of the Off-White x Nike “The Ten' Collection.

The New York Times has reported that seven years ago, Tom Sachs collaborated with Nike on a shoe for Tommaso Rivellini, a mechanical engineer at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., using the same material Rivellini used to invent airbags for Mars rovers.

One of the most highly releases for Air Max Day 2018 approaches was the Sean Wotherspoon Nike Air Max 97/1 hybrid. Wotherspoon’s design won Nike’s RevolutionAir Design contest from Air Max Day 2017 and comes equipped with a retro color palette and corduroy material on its racing stripes.