The Air Jordan 14 was designed by the legendary great, Tinker Hatfield. It was the very last model Michael Jordan wore on the court for the Chicago Bulls during the last few games of the 1998 NBA Finals.
That particular shoe was the Air Jordan 14 “Last Shot” that was last seen back in 2018 recreating the look MJ wore when he hit the series-clinching jumper to take home his sixth title—and hit his last shot as a Chicago Bull. It features a Black leather upper with Varsity Red accents on the branded areas. The Ferrari-style Jumpman badge in Yellow completes the design.
In April 2019, Jordan Brand brought back the Air Jordan 14 “Candy Cane” for the second time. It features a White upper in tumbled and smooth leather with perforations for breathability, while having Varsity Red contrasting accents on the tongue, heel, and midsole. Zoom Air cushioning with a shank plate for stability atop a herringbone traction outsole completes the design.
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Air Jordan 14 “Last Shot”
Air Jordan 14 “Candy Cane”
