Andrew Rizzo The Air Jordan 14 PE run continues with a stop in the capital, the Jumpman touching down at Georgetown with a clean light grey pair for the Hoyas.
Save for Oregon and UNC, few programs are as synonymous with Nike Inc. as Georgetown, a relationship that dates back to the days of the Nike Terminator and continues today as a steady source of inspiration across both Nike and Jordan Brand. Georgetown officially joined the Jordan Brand family in 2019 and has since served as the muse for several pairs, including Air Jordan 3, Jordan 6, and Jordan 1 High ’85 releases, in addition to a deep PE catalog.
This Air Jordan 14 features a light grey nubuck upper, carbon fiber midsole, and navy accents throughout, favoring model’s seamless “Ferrari” build. The school’s “G” logo is stamped within the side shields for a proper finishing touch. Jordan Brand did release an Air Jordan 14 “Light Graphite” in 2011 that’s been referred to by some as a “Georgetown” colorway, although that pair favored the model’s alternate pleated, perforated construction.
Take a closer look at the “Georgetown” 14s below and hit our Jordan releases page to browse upcoming pairs.
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