Nike Air Jordan 5 Retro

Hitting shelves in 1990, Air Jordan 5 combines the mesh side panels and a translucent sole. Taking inspiration from World War II fighter planes and Jordan’s biting style, Tinker Hatfield added “shark-teeth” into the sneaker's design along the midsole.
The Nike Air Jordan 5 Retro GS “Alternate Bel-Air” features an all-white leather upper. The mesh panel also takes a lighter shade, while the tongue and eyestay area still retains the all-black design. The two Jumpman logos on the tongue are in mismatched Racer Pink and Ghost Green. The same hues can be spotted along the sockliner, and the dual-tone motif is extended to the branding and “23” lettering below.