When thinking of Jordan there's usually a few thing which will come to mind. Obviously Michael Jordan and his athletic endeavours are going to feature but for many it's actually the sneakers which are the first thought – ended some people may struggle to know much about the man himself.

Of all the Jordan models the Air Jordan 1 remains the most iconic, both of the franchise and in the entire history of sneakers. Even further still is the world of iconic Jordan features – from the Jumpman logo to colourways and even patterns. One of the most recognisable is the 'Elephant' leather created by Tinker Hatfield for his first time working with MJ on the Air Jordan 3.

Nike creates a triple-threat of greatness by dressing their most iconic athlete's most iconic sneaker in one of the most iconic patterns. Sometimes doing all of that can result in a complete explosion of disgustingness but thankfully the design team exercised restraint. Instead you've got a pair which look like they could have been a long-lost sample from 1985.