Jordan 7

Jordan 7 - what makes the sneaker so special and where can you buy it?

In the AJ 7, Michael Jordan won his second championship in 1992 and became Olympic champion in Barcelona together with the Dream Team. So much for current events. Decisive steps were also taken in terms of brand building with the launch of the Jordan 7 - the Swoosh disappeared from the upper and the Air Bubble should no longer be visible. Jordan was to be perceived more and more as an independent brand, although it is of course still part of the Nike empire today. When buying an AJ 7, you should think that you are buying an Air Jordan sneaker and not necessarily a Nike.

Who looks best in an Air Jordan 7?

Thinking about buying a pair of the seven Jordan, but not sure if they suit you and your style? We can totally understand that. The seventh sneaker in the range has an unusual design that can be skillfully combined. In fact, there is no styling etiquette here and everyone should simply try them out and see which fit suits the 7 best - and you too, of course.

Just as you get inspiration for your sneakers, you can also take a look at how others combine the AJ7 in their photos. Later, you can try out the options you like once you've bought your own pair of Air Jordan 7s.

Of course, the colorway is also crucial here. In 1992, the year in which the sneaker was the latest in the Jordan series, a total of 5 colorways were released, including the Olympic and the Bordeaux. Other colorways were released later, such as the Hare, which Bugs Bunny also balled, the French Blue, the Miro, etc. There are both very eye-catching, colorful colorways as well as color combinations that are mostly monochrome.

Where to buy the Air Jordan 7

Which stores and retailers will have the respective release in stock is usually announced shortly before the drop. Of course, you can usually buy the Air Jordan 7 from Nike and the in-house Nike SNKRS App. Other stores such as Solebox, SNS or 43einhalb also often have a few pairs available. You can also check out your local Snipes, Footlocker or Onygo.

You can find out where to buy your first or next pair of Air Jordan 7s both on the blog and via push notifications on the free Deadstock app. There and on our Instagram channel, you'll also find inspiration for outfits, styling and more.