Michael Jordan wore number 45 when he returned to the NBA after his first retirement in 1994

Its durable construction and responsive cushioning make it ideal for both collectors and athletes seeking a blend of heritage and functionality

This colorway distinguishes itself in navy leather and suede with a mesh tongue and metallic gold on the toe box

while a white midsole and red outsole with a pivot point tread pattern complete the design

the red jacquard beanie adds a playful yet refined touch to cold-weather outfits

Off-White x Nike Dunk Low 'Lot 36 of 50' Sweat Shorts Michael Jordan wore number 45This Off White x Nike Dunk Low is taken from the Dear Summer collection, a sprawling follow up to Virgil Ablohs first Nike Dunk collaboration from 2019. The low top makes use of a white leather upper with soft grey suede overlays, along with Virgil Ablohs calling card flourishes, which include a plastic zip tie and printed Helvetica text. Contrasting pops of colour arrive via the sneakers secondary lacing system, zip tie, an exposed foam tongue and a