About

Jordan MVP

The MVP is a shoe made from parts of other shoes, and that’s exactly the idea. Jordan Brand cut the most recognizable pieces from its own archive and glued them into a single silhouette: the heel unit with the visible air window of the Air Jordan 6, the panel layout of the Air Jordan 7 and details that recall later models.

The name completes the intent. MVP stands for Most Valuable Player, the title Michael Jordan won five times, and the shoe was created as a tribute rather than as a new design. On the heel sits the Jumpman with a loop above it, the brand name runs across the panel on the side, and the sole carries a visible air window under the heel, in some versions with a gold-coloured trim.

That patchwork is immediately the point of debate for enthusiasts. Where the numbered Air Jordans each have their own year and their own story, the MVP is a collection of references: fun to spot, but without the game it belonged to. For those who don’t know the archive by heart, it’s simply a mid-top basketball shoe with a bulky appearance.

Within the range the Air Jordan 6 is the model to which the MVP owes the most, while the Air Jordan 13 shows how the brand in the same period did seek new forms.

On this page you can see which versions of the Jordan MVP are currently the hottest according to the Hypescore, from which price they can be found and at how many shops they are in stock.