You already know that the Jordan brand delivers the goods when it comes to shoes and basketball gear and apparel. But the Jordan brand is so much more than that. Jordan men's jackets are some of the best in the business, offering that same classic Air Jordan style with tremendous functionality. For working out in the fall or bundling up in the winter, these jackets provide you with the ultimate combination of style and substance. Just as you would expect from His Airness.
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The collection of men’s Jordan clothing really brings the heat, and that’s certainly the case when it comes to Foot Locker’s vast array of Jordan jackets. One of the standout men’s sale jackets is the Jordan MJ Essential woven jacket. This is ideal for a chilly, windy fall day. This jacket is made with 100% polyester, with full zippers that repel water and block the wind. The mesh and woven lining provide a comfortable feel, while the elastic cuffs and hem give you the ultimate snug fit. The hood has a draw cord for custom coverage, while the hem has a bungee and cord lock for a secure fit. With zippered hand pockets for secure storage, you’ll have plenty of room for your phone, wallet, and keys. On the back, the embroidered Michael Jordan signature elevates this jacket to new heights.
Gear up for the cold with Jordan’s Essential puffer jacket. The outer layer and lining of this jacket are made from woven, water-repellent fabric that keeps you super-warm and comfortable, no matter what the temperature says. The entire jacket has synthetic insulation for lightweight, yet powerful warming power. That includes the hood, which insulates the neck and head and keeps them warm and dry. With a full-length zipper paired with a storm flap that snaps at the top and bottom, as well as color-blocked set-in panels inspired by the classic AJ1 Wings jacket, this pays homage to the past while setting a standard for all future jackets.
Looking for something a little lighter? We also have a great selection of men’s Jordan hoodies to elevate any look.
