First released in April 1985, the ‘Bred’ colorway gained immense popularity during Michael Jordan's first season with the Chicago Bulls. This remarkable sneaker played a central role in Nike's iconic 'Banned' marketing campaign, even though it did not truly lead to a $5,000-per-game penalty. Renowned for its striking black and red design, the shoe's white midsole incorporates Nike Air technology for optimal cushioning. This colorway has since become inseparable from Michael Jordan and his association with the city of Chicago, cementing its iconic status.