After watching a random YouTube tribute video to Michael Jordan jeans, I have to come to conclusion that he might actually be the best dressed NBA player of all time, possibly even among all athletes.
Jeans Proof Michael Jordan is the Best Dressed Athlete Ever
Technically there are NBA players like Russell Westbrook and James Harden that give him competition to the fashionable throne, but no NBA athlete ever matched Michael Jordan’s jeans game.
Some people say Jordan’s Jeans look like those JNCO jeans people used to wear, but we SOMEWHAT disagree.
They only look slightly similar to me, but JNCO was probably inspired by Jordan’s future jeans style. Sounds crazy I know, but this the GOAT we’re talking about.
Just look at how Michael Pulled up to a Paris Fashion Week. Nothing too flashy, but just enough to still stand out from the crowd.
Jordan might be the GOAT of NBA fashion. His jean game might be the most underrated aspect of his legacy.
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