Air Jordan 1 Mid Banned 2020

The Air Jordan 1 Mid 'Banned' reintroduces a timeless color scheme that harks back to the iconic Black/Red AJ1 from 1985, a shoe that has often been incorrectly associated with earning Michael Jordan hefty fines whenever he sported the two-tone style during NBA games (the actual culprit was the Nike Air Ship).

In keeping with its predecessor, this pair features a leather upper with a striking black and red contrast. The color blocking remains almost identical to the original, with a minor addition of red on the shortened eyestay. Notably, the woven tongue tag now showcases a red Jumpman icon, replacing the Nike Air branding. This release pays homage to the classic while adding its own unique touch.