Lucas Ehrbar

On October 18, 1984, the NBA officially “banned” Michael Jordan from wearing his black-and-red Air Jordan 1s, as the story goes. Thirty-two years later to the day, Jordan Brand celebrated the backwards-23 anniversary with the Air Jordan 1 Satin Banned. Released exclusively at Jordan Brand’s NYC pop-up shop, and limited to a rather disappointing 501 pairs, the Air Jordan 1 Satin Banned puts a stunning, even ornate spin on the iconic colorway.

The Nike N7 program launches its Holiday ’16 collection next month, a limited line of footwear and apparel that celebrates Native American and indigenous communities, while also raising funds for the Nike N7 charitable fund. You’ve seen the rather unconventional AF1 Upstep Warrior that’ll headline the shoe collection, and now feast your eyes on something a little more subdued — the Nike Air Pegasus 89 N7.

Are you one of those people who for some reason loves the Jordan Dub Zero? The few, the proud, eh? Well, today’s your day. Two men’s colorways of that most acclaimed of hybrids launch today: Black/Gym Red and Black/Wolf Grey. Each layers clean, simple Jordan colors onto the classic Air Jordan mashup, marrying together black leather constructions and starkly contrasting tones — either red or white.