Everything You Need to Know jumps from 1985 to 1998 with this weekend?s release of the ?Bred? Air Jordan 13s. Made famous by Michael Jordan during his final playoff run and considered one of the stronger makeups on this storied silo, the sneaker has seen popularity upon every launch. Keep reading to learn more about the history and highlights of this iconic original colorway.
Release History
1998
image via SneakerFilesFollowing three Chicago themed colorways and the famous ?Flints,? the original “Bred” makeup, deriving from the Black/Red color scheme, served as the final midtop Air Jordan 13 release in 1998. The shoe retailed for $150, featuring the iconic hologram, reflective black 3M mesh, and a varsity red suede wrapped midsole.
2004
image via SneakerFilesIn 2004, the Air Jordan 13 “Bred” slid in as the second AJ13 retro release and the first of the OG colorways. A holiday launch continued the trend of bringing out the best colorways during the season of giving and was widely embraced even six years after its first drop. The shoe sold out fast in many locations, but did not garner quite the demand associated with releases these days.
