by Brandon Richard
There are many classic Air Jordans, but only one has the distinction of being Michael Jordan’s first championship shoe.
Perhaps for that reason, Jordan Brand has been more selective with the Air Jordan 6 than they have been with other models since its 1991 launch. Only 26 different styles (including lows) have been released, with 6 new colorways introduced last year alone. To put that number in perspective, there’s almost as many sample pairs that never made it to production, 20 of which are listed below.
Pattern
Year: 1991
Carmine #23
Year: 1991
Batman Boots
Year: 1991
Reverse Infrared
via Dylan Ratner
Year: 2000
Men of Honor
Year: 2000
Kanye West
Year: 2008
Lakers
via OregonSole
Year: 2009
History of Flight (Clear Sole)
via Sneaker News
Year: 2009
History of Flight (Red Sole)
via btn_16
Year: 2009
Rainbow
Year: 2009
60/40
via Sneaker News
Year: 2010
Pantone
via btn_16
Year: 2010
Pantone 284
Year: 2010
Anniversary
Year: 2010
Pistons Home
via Modern Notoriety
Year: 2010
Georgetown
via Sneaker News
Year: 2012
XX8 Days of Flight
Year: 2013
Infrared
via @oscar_castillo
Year: 2014
All-Red
via Modern Notoriety
Year: 2014
Brazil
Year: 2014
