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Air Jordan 14
The origin of the Jordan 14 Retro
The Air Jordan 14 is a piece of history in its own right. Unveiled in 1998, this silhouette is the last pair worn by Michael Jordan with the Chicago Bulls. It is also the one with which he won his sixth and final NBA title after scoring the most important shot of his career in the final against the Utah Jazz.
To design this legendary model, Tinker Hatfield was inspired by the Ferrari 550, so appreciated by Michael Jordan. While the pair was still only a prototype, MJ under the spell, decided to wear the AJ14 to seek his latest title NBA.
Inspired by MJ's passion for luxury cars, the Air Jordan 14 features a leather upper premium leather : reference to supercar tires and the Italian leather interior of Ferrari models. The Jumpman affixed to the ankle, takes up the curves of the coat of arms of the transalpine car manufacturer.
The most trendy Jordan 14 models
Classified among the most comfortable models of the Air Jordan, line, the AJ14 has marked the career of Michael Jordan. Certain colors have become iconic for many sneakerheads. We obviously think of the Air Jordan 14 Last Shot and its red and black color, worn by Michael Jordan during his last match with the Chicago Bulls. To this AJ14 Last Shot is added the Air Jordan 14 Candy Cane, available in white and red, which has become a timeless.
Since 1998, the Air Jordan 14 has been at the center of trendy collaborations, notably with CLOT and American designer Aleali May. A little less known than the Air Jordan 1 or the Air Jordan 4, the AJ14 remains one of the most symbolic pieces in the Air Jordan.
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