Who Decides War Made Jordan's New "Skate Shoes" Incredibly Lush
Nike's Jordan Flight Court sneaker is already making big moves (and Nike hasn't even dropped the sneaker yet!). The all-new Jordan model has several stunning colorways lined up for its debut, plus a luscious collaboration with luxury streetwear brand, Who Decides War.
Who Decides War debuted its Jordan Flight Court sneaker collaboration during its Spring/Summer 2025 presentation, which was staged during September's New York Fashion Week.
The Jordan Flight Court collab, which was designed by Who Decides War co-founder Téla D'Amore, perfectly captures the label's streetwear edge and high-end tastes.
The chunky Jordan sneaker offers incredibly creamy black textures with grey accents and embroidered red branding. It only gets better as your feet meet a plush, velvety interior for a seriously luxurious ride.
Who Decides War's Jordan sneaker is finished with distressed details, speaking to the brand's signature design work seen on NBA icons and even pop stars like Katy Perry.
Who Decides War previously reworked Nike Air Force 1 Low and even Jordan 1 sneakers, resulting in customized patchwork creations similar to their sought-after jeans and clothing pieces. The Jordan Flight Court marks the brand's first genuine Jordan sneaker design.
The Jordan Flight Court model looks almost identical to the Jordan 4 RM sneaker. It boasts a similar skate-ready design with a chunked-up sole and overall plump shape. However, the Jordan 4 RM doesn't have a Who Decides War collaboration en route.
Since the September presentation, Who Decides War and Jumpman diehards have patiently waited for this beautiful Jordan "skate shoe" to release. Now, the wait is nearly over.
Who Decides War and Jordan are going out with a bang for 2024, with their Jordan Flight Court sneaker expected to drop in December.
Who Decides War's Jordan Flight Court collaboration has also appeared in a second colorway: a khaki-colored option called "Coconut Milk." It's unknown if the second scheme will release alongside the black pair in December, but a sneakerhead can certainly dream.
Fingers crossed.
