Nike Air Jordan 5 Retro OG *Grape*
White / New Emerald / Grape Ice / Black
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The Air Jordan 5 launched in 1990, and the 'Grape' colourway broke the mould on more conventional Jordan colours—white, red and black. The 'Grape' combines smooth white leather with Grape Ice and New Emerald accents—originally giving a nod to the nascent NBA team from MJ's home state of North Carolina. Earning instant acclaim in '90s pop culture, the timeless icon quickly cemented its status as a cultural phenomenon.
Renowned for its fierce stance, bump-out collar and jagged midsole, this version brings it closer to the original with a streamlined collar and slightly more slanted toe shape. Plus, Nike Air branding graces the heel for the first time on the 'Grape' colourway since its 1990 debut. Translucent netting on the tongue and quarter panels is paired with a matching translucent outsole and clear lace locks for an icy finish. Special packaging resembles the original box, resurrecting high-flying hoops nostalgia—and MJ's must-have sneakers that coincided with the unforgettable era.
| Brand: | Nike |
| SKU: | HQ7978 100 |
| Color name: | White / New Emerald / Grape Ice / Black |
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| Upper: | soft leather |
| Overlay: | leather |
| Lining: | textile |
| Outsole: | rubber |
Max Air was the first visible version of Nike's Air technology. Inspired by the modern inside-out architecture of the Centre Pompidou in Paris, Hatfield developed the Air Max and literally opened a window onto the sole of the shoe. And thus started a revolution in the world of footwear.
About Nike
"Just do it" : Hardly any other brand lives its brand slogan like the sporting goods manufacturer founded in Beaverton in 1971. In the 1960s, athletics coach Bill Bowerman set himself the task of developing the perfect running shoe for his students. Together with the student Phil Knight, this project gave rise to the company Nike, which celebrated its breakthrough at the 1972 Olympic Games. Among the greatest achievements in the company's history are the involvement of the exceptional basketball talent Michael Jordan and the introduction of visible Nike Air® cushioning on the Nike Air Max 1. In the 80s film classic "Back to the Future", the Nike Mag with its automatic lacing plays a central role. Nike's chief designer Tinker Hatfield has recently managed to turn this dream idea into reality. Using Nike E.A.R.L. technology, he has launched the first self-lacing shoe on the market, heralding the future of sneaker development.