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JShoes 0701

[Jordan Shoes]

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 15 February, 2008.

Item #: 180

Price: USD $54.00

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The company designed a red & black sneaker for the star, but the shoe was banned by the NBA because it violated color rules. Jordan wore them anyway, racking up $5,000 in fines per game.The publicity that followed scored Nike a major hit: By May of 1985, the company had sold & received orders for $70 million worth of Jordans, & overall company revenues jumped 37%. Twenty-three years ago, Nike landed six of the greatest endorsements of all time: rookie basketball player Michael Jordan. Jordan wore them anyway, racking up $5,000 in fines per game.The publicity that followed scored Nike a major hit: By May of 1985, the company had sold & received orders for $70 million worth of Jordans, & overall company revenues jumped 37%.The company designed a red & black sneaker for the star, but the shoe was banned by the NBA because it violated color rules.Twenty-three years ago, Nike landed six of the greatest endorsements of all time: rookie basketball player Michael Jordan.