Air Jordan 6 Retro Black and White Men's Lifestyle Shoe
No Color Needed.
The Air Jordan 6 Retro Black and White Men's is the colorway that makes every other color irrelevant. Black and White on the iconic AJ6 silhouette — a two-color palette executed with the kind of precision and confidence that only comes from a shoe that knows exactly what it is and has never needed to prove it to anyone.
Why You'll Love It
- Black & White colorway — The most powerful two-color combination in sneakers on the AJ6 silhouette — deep Black and crisp White in a high-contrast build that's as versatile as it is timeless, working from the boardroom to the weekend without missing a beat
- Black and White edition — The colorway for the man who has moved past needing to explain his taste — because Black and White on the AJ6 does it for him, every time, without exception
- Iconic AJ6 silhouette — The pull tab, plastic lace locks, visible Air sole unit, and sculpted midsole of the shoe Michael Jordan wore during the 1991-92 championship season — the year he won his first title and changed the game forever
- Premium leather upper — Quality construction that gives the Black and White palette its sharpest, cleanest possible expression on the AJ6 silhouette, day after day and wear after wear
- Nike Air cushioning — The visible Air unit delivering all-day responsive comfort for men who want a shoe that works as hard as they do
- Iconic Jumpman logo — The mark of Jordan Brand greatness on a colorway that has never needed anything else to be complete
Black and White. Done Right.
There is a version of every sneaker that is the one — the colorway that makes the silhouette make the most sense, that looks right from every angle, that works in every context, and that will still be relevant in twenty years. For the AJ6, Black and White is that colorway. Effortless with black denim, sharp with grey trousers, clean against white — there is no wrong way to wear this shoe. The Air Jordan 6 Retro Black and White Men's is the one you reach for when everything else feels like too much.