Baby Jordan 11 'Concord' | US 2C

Air Jordan VI Concords in infant sizing from the original 1996 production window sit inside one of the tightest collector categories in the entire Jordan Brand market — infant and toddler sizing produced in a fraction of the volume of adult pairs, and almost never surviving with their original boxes intact three decades later. This example clears both bars: the pair is complete in its original packaging, sourced from the same 1996 run that put the shoe on Michael Jordan's feet during the Bulls' 72-win championship season.

The Air Jordan 11 itself is arguably the most instantly recognizable silhouette in the Jordan Brand catalog — a Tinker Hatfield design originally released in November 1995 and famously worn by Jordan through the entire 1995–96 season despite the NBA's initial attempt to ban the patent leather upper as too formal for the court. The infant execution replicates the adult design at nursery scale: white patent leather upper, black patent mudguard wrapping the toe box, and the blue outsole visible through the sidewall. As a display and preservation piece rather than a wearable, the shoes' scale, condition, and complete original packaging place the pair squarely in the collector-object category.