words // Zac Dubasik
The Air Jordan 11 is undoubtedly one of the most important models in sneaker history. And although it's best known in its mid-top cut, it has a long history as a low as well.
You can go as far back as 1996, when MJ wore Black/Red Lows during the Finals, and later on wore Concord Lows for the Bulls Championship parade. A handful of seasons later, the Concord Low was seen again on court, worn by Derek Anderson while with the Spurs with custom "DA1" stitching on the tongue.
Following today's preview of possible new colorways of the Air Jordan 11 Low, we decided to take a look back at the history of the shoe.
Dating back to 2001, quite a few different colorways have hit retail, as just as many samples have popped up over the years. Check out each version below.
White / Light Zen Grey (2001)
White / Columbia Blue (2001)
White / Black / Pink (2001 - Women's)
White / Black / Navy (2001)
White / Varsity Red (2001)
White / Metallic Silver (2001 - Women's)
White / Citrus (2001 - Women's)
White / Varsity Red / Black (2012)
White / Black / True Red (2013)
Concord PE (1996)
White / Pink - Sample (2001)
Black / Red - Sample (1996)
Black / Red PE (1996)
White / Red / Yellow - Sample
Black / White / Gum - Sample
Black / White - Sample
Black / White / True Red - Sample
Cool Grey - Sample
Red / White / Gum - Sample
White / Red / Blue - Sample
