Air Jordan 7 Miro Olympic 2008

The Air Jordan 7 "Miro Olympic" was released in 2008 as a special edition sneaker commemorating the Beijing Summer Olympics. This striking shoe was part of the Jordan Brand's tribute to Michael Jordan’s Olympic achievements, most notably his gold medal performance with the "Dream Team" at the 1992 Barcelona Games. The design was inspired by the vibrant work of Spanish artist Joan Miró, whose colorful patterns and surrealist touches are echoed in the shoe's distinctive upper. The unmistakable combination of white, vibrant blue, red, and gold hues, along with abstract graphics on the midsole and ankle panels, made the "Miro Olympic" one of the most visually unique Air Jordans to date.

Limited to just 1,000 pairs and released exclusively in Europe, the Air Jordan 7 "Miro Olympic" quickly became one of the most sought-after Jordans among sneaker enthusiasts and collectors. The shoe features both Olympic and Miró-inspired details, such as the Olympic number "9" on the heel, referencing Jordan's Olympic jersey, and a gold medallion hang tag with Miró's artwork, further elevating its collector appeal. Over time, the "Miro Olympic" has stood out not only as a celebration of athletic achievement but also as a vivid intersection between sports, art, and fashion.