The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG 'Chicago' 2015 colorway was specifically created to prevent Michael Jordan from incurring $5,000 per game fines imposed by the NBA, as the original black and red color scheme had been prohibited. In 1994, the 'Chicago' model was reintroduced, remaining faithful to the original 1985 design. Subsequently, updated versions of the sneaker were launched in 2013, incorporating slight design modifications. Finally, in 2015, the retro edition was released with the inclusion of iconic Nike Air branding on the tongue and the restoration of the clean heel, eliminating the Jumpman logo.