Air Jordan Jordan 11 RETRO Low Bred

The Air Jordan XI is the model that put patent leather on a basketball court, a decision that dragged formal wear material into performance sport and is the whole reason people wear this silhouette with suits. The Low takes that idea and removes the ankle, which makes the patent panel the entire proposition rather than a base beneath a high collar. Bred is the black and red pairing that traces back to the earliest argument around the line, when the NBA's uniform policy required at least 51 percent white and Nike answered with advertising rather than a redesign. Putting that palette on the shiniest shoe in the catalogue is a deliberate collision of the line's roughest story and its most polished material.