While Michael Jordan never played in the Air Jordan IX on court, its release represents a special time in MJ’s storied career.  MJ stepped away from the game of basketball to pursue his love of baseball, and Nike celebrated his quest by continuing the Air Jordan franchise. To pay homage to MJ’s past, the Air Jordan IX was the first in the line to be released in his North Carolina team colors, now is the first time since its original release in 1993 that this classic colorway will be made available.

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The sky’s the limit in the Nike Breakneck Men’s Jacket. With its lightweight design and self-packing pouch, you’ll be ready for whatever the elements throw your way.

Considered Design for high performance and low environmental impact
Hood with bungee cord and toggle
Perforations at underarms for breathability
Side zip pockets
Elastic cuffs
Zip self-packing pocket at back
Bungee cord with toggle at hem
Carabineer clip included

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With a packable hood, multiple spacious pockets and a ring carabiner, the Nike Firefly Men’s Jacket embraces the functionality that adventures are made of. Its lightweight yet tough design is just what you need for every outdoor excursion.

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Handcrafted on antique loopwheel machines in Japan by artisans who inspect their workmanship at every step of the process, each Nike Loopwheeler AW77 Men’s Hoodie is the standard issue for the world’s greatest. The durable, functional design will cover you in comfort, pride and power on every adventure.

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- Limited Edition release
- Worn by Ellen Ripley and other Weyland-Yutani employees on board of the SULACCO in the late 2170s

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SNEAKER TOKYO VOL. 2 HIROSHI FUJIWARA

- SPECIAL EDITION BOOK EDITED AND WRITTEN BY SHOES MASTER
- INTERVIEWS, FEATURES, PHOTOS
- JAPANESE AND ENGLISH TEXT
- 157 PAGES / 19X24 CM
- MADE IN JAPAN

Excerpts from the foreword:
Sneaker Tokyo is a hardback book from Shoes Master magazine. This second volume in its entiretey is a feature on Hiroshi Fujiwara, a man whose name has become synonymous with Tokyo’s sneaker culture. You will lots of sneaker photos and interviews with key figures from the industry, such as Nike CEO, Mark Parker and a record of Hiroshi’s past in correlation with the history of Toyko’s sneaker culture. Regrettably many of the sneakers featured are no longer available in stores, but we are confident this publication may be enjoyed in full as a valuable documentation that takes another look at sneakers of the past, making sneaker freaks everywhere wish that nostalgic pair will somehow make a comeback.

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