All colourways

The colourway the whole sneaker world is measured against — white, black and Varsity Red, exactly as it looked in 1985. If you want one pair that explains why Jordans matter, this is it.

Black and medium grey, no third colour — the Shadow is the Jordan 1 you wear when you don't want to think about the outfit. It is the most forgiving AJ1 to own in a South African winter.

Black and Game Royal, one of the five original 1985 colourways. Blue is the easiest strong colour to wear here, which is why the Royal keeps outselling louder pairs.

Brown suede over black and sail — Dark Mocha is the earth-tone AJ1 that lifted the whole brown sneaker wave. It pairs with everything neutral and gets better as the suede wears in.

The Chicago rebuilt with aged midsoles, cracked branding and a distressed box — Lost & Found is the closest thing to owning a 1985 pair without paying 1985-pair money.

Straight black and white, nothing else. The Panda block is the simplest AJ1 to wear daily and the one most people buy first before moving to louder colours.

Powder blue over white leather — the UNC block is the softest colour in the Jordan 1 range and the strongest summer pair we sell.

The backwards Swoosh, the oversized stash pocket, the Cactus Jack branding — the Travis Scott AJ1s are the most recognisable collab of the last decade and still the most requested pair in our DMs.

Elephant print, visible Air, white leather — the Jordan 3 White Cement is the pair that kept MJ at Nike, and the most collected 3 in the world.

White leather, red elephant print trim and the Nike Air heel — the loudest of the OG Jordan 3s and the easiest to spot from a distance.

Triple black nubuck, black netting, black cage — the Black Cat is the cleanest Jordan 4 ever made and the single most searched Jordan colourway in South Africa. It goes with everything, hides Joburg dust better than any white pair, and never looks loud.

White leather, black cage, neutral grey netting — Military Black is the pair that reset Jordan 4 demand when it dropped, and it still moves fastest of any 4 we carry. It is the safest first Jordan 4 to own because it works with jeans, cargos and shorts equally.

The original 1989 colour blocking — white leather, cement speckle on the wing and grey netting. If you only ever buy one Jordan 4, this is the historically correct answer, and it is the one older buyers in SA come back for.

Black nubuck with Fire Red on the tongue and heel — Bred is the loudest quiet colourway in the Jordan line. It reads dark from a distance and only shows the red when you move, which is exactly why it has stayed a grail for two decades.

Full University Blue suede with a white midsole — the softest-looking Jordan 4 in the range and the one that photographs best. Summer pair, easy with white tees and light denim.

Black nubuck cut with Tour Yellow — the Thunder is the highest-contrast Jordan 4 there is, and it is the pair our customers buy when they want to be seen. It has also become one of the most searched 4s in the country.

Grey nubuck, chrome eyelets, white midsole — Cool Grey is the most wearable neutral in the Jordan 4 range and the pair that never dates. Easier to keep clean than white, easier to style than black.

White leather with Fire Red accents and the Nike Air heel — the 1989 OG treatment. It sits between the Cement and the Bred: clean enough for daily wear, loud enough to notice.

Speckled black-on-white through the midsole and cage — the Oreo is the Jordan 4 that reads clean up close and textured from across a room. Low-maintenance for a mostly-white pair.

White leather with deep Pine Green on the wing and heel — the sharpest colour pop in the current Jordan 4 lineup without going full loud.

White leather, Grape Ice and New Emerald — the most colourful OG Jordan 5 and one of the few 90s colourways that still looks modern.

Black ballistic mesh, red patent leather, icy sole — the Bred 11 is the most requested holiday Jordan in the world and the pair most South African buyers grew up wanting.

White mesh over black patent with the Concord purple accents — the 11 that gets worn with a suit more than any other Jordan. Dress pair, without question.

White mesh, Varsity Red patent, white midsole — the Cherry is the cleanest of the modern 11s and the easiest one to wear in summer.

Black mesh with the Concord blue hit on the outsole — the pair from the film, and the Jordan 11 most people can name without seeing the box.

The black-and-white Dunk Low that took over every South African campus and mall. It is the default sneaker of the last five years for a reason — it costs less than a Jordan, goes with anything, and looks sharp out of the box.

White leather with University Blue overlays — the softest Dunk Low block and the one that sells out first every summer here.

All-white leather, nothing on it — the most-sold sneaker in the world and the one pair almost every South African wardrobe has room for. School, work, weekend, it does all three.

The AF1 rebuilt with doubled Swooshes, stacked eyestays and a raised midsole. Same silhouette everyone knows, with enough going on to stand out.