Air Jordan 1, an everyday Jordan or a court shoe: which Nike Jordan fits you?

The Nike Jordan range on this page splits into shoes for everyday wear, shoes for the basketball court and clothing. Most of the shoes are lifestyle models. Here is how the main names differ.

• Air Jordan 1: the Air Jordan 1 Low has an upper in leather and synthetic materials with encapsulated Air in the heel. The Air Jordan 1 Mid adds a padded ankle collar. The Air Jordan 1 Zoom CMFT 2 pairs suede with Formula 23 foam.
• Everyday models built on the classics: the Jordan Max Aura 7 is designed for everyday wear, with wavy lines near the laces inspired by the Air Jordan 10. The Jordan CMFT Era is inspired by the AJ1 and AJ6. The Air Jordan Legacy 312 takes elements from the AJ1, the AJ3 and the Nike Air Alpha Force.
• For the court: the Jordan Luka 77 is built for outdoor play on concrete courts. The Air Jordan XXXVIII Low has a stabilising X-Plate and a full-length Zoom Strobel unit. The Jordan One Take 5 has Zoom Air cushioning in the forefoot.

Which Jordan shoes are easy for kids to put on?

The Jordan 23/7.2 EasyOn is created just for kids. The younger kids' pair has a collapsible heel and a hook-and-loop strap, so kids can slip the shoes on and secure the fit themselves. The Air Jordan 1 Low FlyEase for older kids pairs the Air Jordan 1 look with a FlyEase entry system.

What Jordan clothing and accessories are here?

T-shirts are the biggest group, from cotton tees with Jumpman graphics to the Jordan Jumpman Dri-FIT T-shirt in sweat-wicking fabric. There are also caps, tank tops, shorts, fleece hoodies and crew socks.

If this is your first pair, start with the Air Jordan 1 Low. For more, see Nike Air Jordan, Nike basketball and all Nike.