Pharrell's JOOPITER Plans Auction of Five Game-Worn Michael Jordan Air Jordans

Pharrell Williams' auction house JOOPITER is hosting a high-profile auction titled "Jordan's Jordans," featuring five rare pairs of Air Jordans personally crafted for Michael Jordan, including game-worn and signed models from key moments in his career. The collection includes a 1985 signed Player Sample Air Jordan 1 with an asymmetrical fit, game-worn Air Jordan 8s from the 1993 NBA Playoffs, Air Jordan 9 baseball cleats from Jordan's brief baseball career, and signed Air Jordan 11s from the Bulls' historic 1995-96 season. Bidding is open worldwide from November 6 to 18, with estimated prices ranging between $40,000 and $120,000 per pair. These shoes not only represent milestones in Jordan's athletic career but also highlight his cultural impact, reflecting his evolution as a global icon. Caitlin Donovan, JOOPITER's Global Head of Sale, emphasized that these collectibles offer a tangible connection to greatness and preserve defining moments for generations. The auction underscores the growing luxury status of sneaker culture and the significant value placed on Michael Jordan's personal memorabilia.