Jordan Sixty Plus

This iteration of the Jordan Sixty Plus comes in a colorway similar to what Michael Jordan wore while competing for Laney High School in Wilmington, North Carolina. Released in 2009, the kids' shoe features a white leather upper with Del Sol and Varsity Royal accents. The sneaker's design borrows elements from a pair of classic silhouettes, the Air Jordan 2 with its Wings branding on the tongue and the Air Jordan 5 with a jagged design inspired by WWII planes on the midsole.