The Jordan Moments Collection brings together three Jordan Brand sneakers to honor Michael Jordan’s ongoing contribution to the sport of basketball, pop culture and the sneaker world. Each shoe represents a different stage of MJ’s legacy, beginning with the shoe that started it all, the Air Jordan 1. The Jordan 6 Rings highlights each of MJ’s six championships, and the Air Jordan 2009 honors the future of the brand. A graphic printed on each shoe features 23 of the most iconic numbers, or moments, including his average points per game (30.12), Rookie of the Year award (1985) and jersey numbers (23/45), to name a few. The three shoes will be sold separately and will be available on Saturday, September 5, 2009.

More looks at the Jordan Moments Collection after the leap.

The Blase Mid is a new model launching for Jordan Brand this fall. A slight (if not so subtle) nod to the Prada America’s Cup, the sneaker pushes the Jordan look fuller into lifestyle mode. Fair play, it is after all part of the L-Style line. Along with the Black/Anthracite color way (above) dark cinder/khaki/white and black/varsity red versions are also on tap.

Check the two other color ways of the Jordan Blase Mid after the jump.

A nice and solid pack of Jordans has released from their Fall 2009 Collection. The Jordan Brown Pack consists of two Air Jordan 1 Phat Low and the Jordan PHLY Legend Premier. All three come primiarily in brown with different kinds of premium accents on the upper. The pack is in stock now at Kinetics.

Detailed images of all three sneakers from the Nike Fall 2009 Jordan Brown Pack follow after the jump.

After taking somewhat of a hiatus, the Air Jordan Spiz’ike is back in one of the most classic Jordan colorways of all time. There are a few interesting design changes on this model as well, that bring this Spiz’ike even closer to the original Jordan offerings. Most notably, the “Spike” print on the heel and toe has been replaced with Jordan’s iconic elephant print. Judging by past Spiz’ike releases, this black, grey and red colorway is sure to be extremely popular when it drops.

The shoe is scheduled to release in February 2010, but for those of you who can’t wait osneaker.com claims they will soon have a size run in stock. Stay tuned for a closer look in the coming days.

This summer, Jordan Brand will descend on Paris, France June 27 and 28 to host Quai 54, an annual outdoor basketball tournament featuring 16 of the world’s fiercest streetball teams. With the Parisian skyline as a backdrop, players come from across the globe to battle for glory and the Quai 54 championship trophy.

To celebrate Quai 54, Jordan Brand is launching a limited edition Air Jordan 1 and Jordan Element as part of the “RUFF N TUFF” collection. The shoes will be sold separately for $110 (AJ 1) and $125 (JORDAN ELEMENT), and they will be available in the US at House of Hoops, and in retailers across Europe and Asia.

Check detailed images of the Jordan “Ruff N Tuff” Collection after the jump.

The Jordan Brand continues to push more into the lifestyle field. Just recently we showed you the upcoming Jordan Campus Chukka. Here now a first look at the Jordan L Style, due to be released for Holiday 2009.

“The L Style features a Jordan 1-esque toe box and outsole, but features a visible air bubble toward the heel. The upper features rich brown leather and a subtle perforated Air Jordan Wings logo on the side. Two straps over the laces make for a unique look and provide lockdown comfort.”

We like the materials and colors used on the sneaker, but are just not sure about the direction that Jordan Brand is currently taking. What do you think? The sneaker comes out in November 2009.

After the jump more detailed images of the Nike Jordan L Style.

Since the announcement of the Jordan countdown packs, it is safe to say the majority of enthusiasts having been counting down until December – the release of the XI and XII. These are the sneakers that solidified legend. They represent complete dominance. The XI speaks for itself, with the black and red colorway being one of the grandest in the collection. Couple that with the XII, a more understated but almost equal design, and you’re walking home with the cream of the middle-number Jordan’s.

Proper is among those fine retailers to have the XI and XII today, December 20, 2008.

We give you a first look at the upcoming Nike Jordan Spizike Citron/Purple colorway. The black patent leather/suede upper is decorated with citron yellow details and sole, the iconic toe cap and heel are covered on this version in a citron/purple color combo.

According to Kuze, the shoes will be released in December in Europe. No word if there will also be a US release.

Have a look at more detailed images of the Nike Jordan Spizike Citron/Purple sneaker after the jump.

Today Opium Barcelona will celebrate their opening and with that will be releasing the Jordan VII Miro, an homage to the Spanish artist. The shoe will only be released in very limited quantities and a handful of shops worldwide.
Check out detailed images of the shoe after the jump.

With the fashion world descending on Barcelona this week, Jordan Brand has a little surprise. On July 3rd, they will premier a model of the Jordan VII inspired by the art of Juan Miro. The VII was on the feet of MJ during the ‘92 Dream Team gold medal run, so fittinlngly makes an appearence in the city of that historic moment. Opium Barcelonawill play host to the event, which begins promptly at 7:30 pm. (via Guillotine).