Air Jordan 7 (VII) Original (OG)-Bordeaux (Black / Light Graphite-Bordeaux)

Colorway: Black / Light Graphite – Bordeaux
Style Code: 130014-000

The Air Jordan 7 (VII) Original (OG) – Bordeaux (Black / Light Graphite – Bordeaux) were released in February of 1991 and retailed for $125. They seem, at first glance, to feature a simple black and grey upper which is bland, but a closer look reveals a very colorful tongue, as well as bright and vibrant accents. The back of the heel features a V- Shaped emblem with hie Airness’ number on it (23), as well as an assortment of the same accent colors on the shoe’s outsole. The Air Jordan 7 (VII) features a design similar to the Nike Huarache technology to create a shoe that really sticks to your foot. The shoe’s design was influenced by an African Art poster that Jordan brand mastermind Tinker Hatfield bought in Portland.

The Air Jordan VII was  debuted in 1991.Nothing could stop Michael and his confidence must have been at least 110% by this time.It's unforgettable that Jordan led Dream Team of ‘92,went off to the Olympics bringing home another gold medal for the USA.
Nike released a special Olympic color combo of the Air Jordan VII model which featured Jordan's Olympic jersey number, 9 while all of the previous Air Jordans models that featured his jersey number had always been the number 23.The Air Jordan VII which created by Tinker Hatfield had many similarities with the Air Jordan VI model. The Air Jordans 7 is a very unique shoe in the Jordan line as well as a basketball shoe.As it used some of the Nike Huarache technology which made the shoe really stick to your foot.Also the shoe was much lighter weight than some of the previous Air Jordans.The Air Jordans Retro 7 was no longer feature the visible air sole, the Nike Air logo, and the yellowing soles,which make it unique.The Air Jordan VII model is also commonly known as the "Hares" for the commercials promoting the shoe featured cartoon character Bugs Bunny.
Air Jordan VII was released a variety of retros in 2002 and also in 2004,and again in 2006 with different colors.In addition, in 2008, Nike released the black and blue only owned by Cheikh Mbacké, ordered for $600.