Jordan 11 Concord

The Jordan 11 Concord is a basketball sneaker originally released by Nike in 1995 and designed by Tinker Hatfield. It features a glossy patent leather upper paired with ballistic mesh, combining luxury materials with performance elements like a carbon fiber spring plate and full-length Air cushioning. This model is famously linked to Michael Jordan’s 1995 return to the NBA and remains one of the most recognizable silhouettes in the Air Jordan line. Its defining feature is the patent leather upper, which was revolutionary for basketball sneakers at the time, giving the shoe a polished, formal look rarely seen in athletic footwear. Collectors prioritize the Concord for its role in bridging high-performance basketball technology with streetwear style, making it a staple in both sneaker culture and fashion circles.