Jordan 8

The Air Jordan 8 is a basketball sneaker that was first released in 1993. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, the Air Jordan 8 was inspired by Michael Jordan's love of luxury sports cars and featured a unique cross-strapped design that provided extra support and stability on the court. The shoe also featured a chenille Jumpman logo on the tongue and a molded plastic heel tab, adding to its distinctive look. Michael Jordan wore the Air Jordan 8 during the 1993 NBA Finals, in which he led the Chicago Bulls to their third consecutive championship. The shoe's success on the court helped to make it a popular choice among basketball players and sneaker enthusiasts alike. The Air Jordan 8 has since been reissued in various colorways and collaborations, continuing to captivate fans with its sleek design and basketball performance capabilities.