About Jordan

What began in 1985 as a single basketball shoe grew into the center of sneaker culture. The Air Jordan 1 is the model everything revolves around: the High with its recognizable stance, the Mid as an accessible entry point and the Low as a daily that never goes out of style. New retros appear in waves and the most popular colorways sell out quickly, which drives resale prices up sharply. Each edition has its own story and choice of materials, from premium leather to nubuck. Precisely because supply and demand fluctuate so much, it's worth comparing. On Solezilla you line up Jordan prices from dozens of shops so you can secure a retro at a fair price in the size you're looking for.

Frequently asked questions about Jordan

Do Air Jordans run large or small?

The Air Jordan 1 generally fits true to size, though it runs a bit narrow. Many wearers stick with their usual sneaker size or go half a size up for extra room.

What's the difference between the AJ1 High, Mid and Low?

The High has the highest ankle and the classic stance, the Low is the most wearable for everyday use. The Mid sits in between and is usually the most affordable.

How can I find a Jordan for a fair price?

Popular retros vary widely in price between shops and sizes. Solezilla places the same model from dozens of shops side by side so you can see the best price without overpaying.

Are Jordans just for collectors?

Not at all. The Low and Mid are excellent everyday sneakers that go well with jeans and casual outfits. You don't have to be a collector to wear a pair.

What is the most popular Jordan sneaker?

Right now the Air Jordan 4 Retro Tech White (GS) (2021) (CT8527-100) is the most sought-after Jordan, with a Hypescore of 88 GSv.