Michael Jordan Satin Wings Jacket

The red colorway of Nike's 1985 Wings satin bomber pulls the piece directly into Bulls territory — the exact team-color rendering of Peter Moore's Wings graphic, released the same year Michael Jordan was drafted into a Bulls franchise still finding its footing under a coach named Kevin Loughery. Moore had drawn the Wings logo for the original Air Jordan poster campaign that turned a rookie's banned-by-the-NBA sneaker into a cultural moment far larger than the game itself, and the satin bomber format became one of the first physical carriers of that graphic in the world. The Wings mark predates the Jumpman logo and stands as the founding Jordan Brand symbol. This example runs the original 1985 execution in red satin with contrasting ribbed collar, cuffs, and hem, Jumpman detailing at the chest, and the full Wings logo rendered at scale across the back panel.