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Since its debut in 1982, the Air Force 1 has remained a standard in global street culture and will continue to serve as inspiration for countless new sneaker designs of the future. Let’s be honest - there’s nothing like a crisp white pair of fresh AF1’s.

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With its 1987 debut, Nike aimed to create a lightweight and comfortable runner to optimize speed and performance for runners. To this day, some of the Swoosh’ most coveted collabs and boldest design choices come in the form of the beloved AM1.

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Constructed with performance and aesthetic in mind, the Air Max 90 masterfully combines both form and function throughout its makeup. With iconic colorways like the OG Infrared’s and jaw-dropping collaborations with the likes of Virgil Abloh, this model will forever remain a classic.

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After ongoing legal battles with Onitsuka Tiger, Nike continued to produce the Cortez in 3 versions – leather, nylon, and suede. Ever improving his designs, Bowerman delivered a nylon version at 10.2 ounces, marketing it as the “the world’s lightest running shoe." Since it's release the shoe has made its way into pop culture by way of Charlie's Angels, Forrest Gump, Do The Right Thing, and the rap group NWA.

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Alongside the reinvented Nike SB Dunk, Nike Skateboarding also launched three new silhouettes: the Nike SB Angus, Nike SB FC and Nike SB URL along with another redesigned basketball sneaker, the Nike SB Delta Force. Over the past 20 plus years Nike SB has become a force to be reckoned with in the skateboarding & streetwear community.

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2013’s signing of Steph Curry enabled the brand to enter the basketball sneaker world and Curry’s signature sneaker continues to be the brands top selling line.

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BAPE’s first footwear release came in 2000 with the Bapesta. Drawing inspiration from the iconic Nike Air Force 1 silhouette. After the release of the A Bathing Ape Bapesta, BAPE has gone on to produce other silhouettes such as: the Roadsta, Sk8 Sta and Sta 93. Nearly thirty years into the game, BAPE is still one of the most iconic streetwear labels and has collabed with everyone from adidas to New Balance.

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Vans is still going strong today with its classic silhouettes ranging from the Old Skool to the Sk8-Hi.

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With plenty of classics and collaborations under its belt, Reebok remains a mainstay in streetwear fashion to this day.

Reebok

The brand’s prowess is evident with its recent crossing over to fashion with the support of high profile celebrity endorsements from Justin Bieber, Post Malone, KFC and more.

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Jordan Brand, a subdivision of Nike, was created by lifelong Swoosh athlete, Michael Jordan, in 1997. It started out as a way for Jordan to expand his image and brand. The <a href="https://www.soleretriever.com/sneaker-release-dates/jordan/air-jordan-13">Air Jordan 13</a>, along with new silhouettes, dubbed “Team Jordans” were among the first releases from Jordan Brand. As JB was looking to expand, it signed its first athletes which included NBA stars Ray Allen, Vin Baker, Derek Anderson, Eddie Jones, and Michael Finley. It would then go on to expand its roster, not only for the NBA, but also across various sports with athletes such as Derek Jeter and Randy Moss, and collegiate teams such as the St. John’s, Cincinnati, and North Carolina A&amp;T. 

For the Air Jordan line, it all began in 1984 with the <a href="https://www.soleretriever.com/sneaker-release-dates/jordan/nike-air-jordan-1">Air Jordan 1</a> and continues to this day with signature sneakers released annually, worn on-court by current Jordan Brand athletes. <a href="https://www.soleretriever.com/sneaker-release-dates/jordan/nike-air-jordan-1">Air Jordan 1</a> through <a href="https://www.soleretriever.com/sneaker-release-dates/jordan/air-jordan-12">12</a> were released under the Nike umbrella, while the <a href="https://www.soleretriever.com/sneaker-release-dates/jordan/air-jordan-13">Air Jordan 13</a> to present have been under Jordan Brand. In 1999, after Michael Jordan retired for the second time, Jordan Brand began retro-ing classic Air Jordans, starting with the <a href="https://www.soleretriever.com/sneaker-release-dates/jordan/nike-air-jordan-4">Air Jordan 4</a>. To date, <a href="https://www.soleretriever.com/sneaker-release-dates/jordan/nike-air-jordan-1">Air Jordans 1</a> thru <a href="https://www.soleretriever.com/sneaker-release-dates/jordan/air-jordan-23">23</a> have all been retro-ed at some point, although models <a href="https://www.soleretriever.com/sneaker-release-dates/jordan/air-jordan-15">15</a> through <a href="https://www.soleretriever.com/sneaker-release-dates/jordan/air-jordan-22">22</a> have only seen a handful of re-releases with the majority of them only happening in 2008 during the Air Jordan Collezione “Countdown” Pack series, which featured two Air Jordan’s packaged together which signature numbers when added together equals the number 23 (ie 1/22, 3/20, 6/17, 11/12).

While Michael Jordan finally stepped off the court professionally, for good in 2003, his presence is still felt today. A global phenomenon, Jordan Brand is a billion dollar brand, growing each and every year. Jordan’s cultural significance continues to grow and his status as the greatest basketball player of all time is cemented in history, as are his signature Air Jordan sneakers.

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Since its inception, Asics has been at the forefront of running footwear. The first shoes to use the silicone cushioning material αGEL (Alpha Gel), which cushions the feet from impact debuted in 1986 with the now classic GT-II and Freaks a silhouettes. Those footwear lines still continue to this day with updated technology for the runner of today.

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While the New Balance 574 model is the brand's everyday go-to, its 900 series is highly regarded as its most popular. Various brands and labels have collaborated with New Balance throughout the years such as: Concepts,Stray Rats, Aime Leon Dore, JJJJound, Casablanca and more. They continue to pump out quality collabs through impressive storytelling.

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The Swoosh has produced some of the most iconic silhouettes ever with world recognized names like the Air Force 1, Cortez and Nike Blazer.

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