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yeah but you can't touch a pair for under 80$ at least.
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Do Jordan own Nike?
Nike owns Jordan.
Where did Jordan's come out?
The first Air Jordans were released in 1985 by Nike. They were a collaboration between Nike and basketball player Michael Jordan, who played for the Chicago Bulls in the NBA. The iconic sneakers were designed to reflect Jordan's style and performance on the court.
Who is the owner of Jordan brand?
Yes, but I believe that NIKE took some credit from the Air Jordan Retro 1 OG.
Does Nike own Jordan?
The Jordan brand is a division of Nike. So technically Nike does own the brand Jordan, although they don't 'own' Michael.
When did Jordan leave Nike?
Air Jordan is a brand of shoes and apparel owned and produced by Michael Jordan for the Nike company. Michael Jordan has no plans on leaving Nike as of reported on March 26, 2014.
Is Jordan better than Nike?
yes, because jordan is more exspensive material.
Who founded Jordan shoes?
nike and michael jordan
When did Jordan break away from Nike?
Michael Jordan never broke away from Nike. He signed a life-time deal with them. "Jordan Brand" is property of Nike and so are all of his shoes. So all the Jordan Brand athletes you see are pretty much Nike athletes. That is why Nike athletes can were Jordans in game because, Jordan Brand is under Nike.
Did Michael Jordan make Nike?
No, jorden just endorse the brand nike. Nike is a german company.
Who endorses the latest Nike shox running shoes?
I believe Michael Jordan and Nike shoes are connected forever. You can not think of Nike with out thoughts of Michael Jordan crossing your mind.Michael Jordan endorses the latest Nike Shox running shoes
What are jordans called when they have a Nike and Jordan on it?
They are just Jordans. Nike owns Jordan and that's why on retro jordans you see nike air a lot. The OG or original jordans had nike air on them and that's why when the Jordan 3 and 4 came out with nike air on the back, it was a big deal.
Does nike own Jordan shoes?
Yes indeed
