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A history of every Carmelo Anthony signature shoe including his final shoe, the Jordan Melo M13, and all of the M13 custom player editions and colorways.
- Michael Jordan
In October 1984, Michael Jordan stepped onto the court for...
- James Harden
Prior to his partnership with Adidas, Harden was a long-time...
- Michael Jordan
May 24, 2023 · Anthony had 13 signature shoes under Jordan Brand. The 1.5 is my favorite, but there were plenty of models to like. Let’s look back at all 13 as I rank the Melos. 1. Jordan Melo 1.5. Run back the...
- Dan 1.5
- Dan 5.5
- Jordan Melo M3
- Jordan Melo M4
- Jordan Melo M5
- Jordan Melo M6 + M6 Future Sole
- Jordan Melo M7
- Jordan Melo M8
- Jordan Melo M9
- Jordan Melo M10
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Following up on an official foray with the Jordan 18.5, the Jordan Melo 1.5 carried on the ‘.5’ theme, only this time featuring Carmelo’s name and rooted in retro. Still styled for performance, the model made the most from iconic cues seen on the AJ1 and AJ2, while tailoring towards Anthony in Nuggets and Cuse colorways. This shoe would see the ret...
Sticking to the script but jumping ahead in lineage, the Jordan Melo 5.5 drew inspiration from the AJ5 and AJ6, making for Carmelo’s second signature shoe. A Black Friday launch was inline with holiday and hoops seasons, putting perhaps the biggest momentum push behind arguably his best model. Low top looks were also crafted for his sophomore signa...
Removed from retro inspiration, the Jordan Melo M3 saw Anthony overtaking Mike on namesake steeze, though the Jumpman logostill outweighed his own logo. Clean colorways and smooth styling matched his demeanor, game, and even build, marking an early direction for his signature series.
Bringing a Foamposite collar into the fold, the Jordan Melo M4 built off the identity birthed on the Melo M3, but this time with more steeze. Colorways ranged far outside the umbrella of Nuggets and Orangmen, even honoring his hometown of Baltimore, though Denver do-ups still led the rollout.
Cataloged with heritage hits but far from looking like retro retread, the Melo M5leaped over nostalgia for a luxury hoops shoe made for their man of the moment. Detailing reminiscent of the 11, 14 and 15 can all be pulled, but put towards performance with a palette leaning much more towards Melo than Mike.
Mike may have been the first signature hooper to release revamped renditions of his own shoe in real market time. Just like His Airness had inline and IE versions of the 11 and + placement on the 17, Melo would do much of the same come time for the M6. This time though, design inspiration would be translated by that of the Future Sole project, allo...
Carrying on the theme of design duality debuted on the M6, the Melo M7 would also see a Future Sole adaptation. Built off the same base as the inline M7 model, the Future Sole revamp would slim the silo in a tech focused manner that mirrored much of what Nike Basketball was doing with their playoff propelled Elite series.
Now a Knick through and through, the Melo M8 would appeal to a major market while also looking tough enough to take on the streetball scene. Like its predecessors, the M8 would see its OG iteration eventually slimmed down for a tech’d out take built off the same frame — dubbed the M8 Advanced. Perhaps more interesting, they’d also see cleated conce...
All out aggressive, the Melo M9 was a caged kick that could easily be mistaken for a Barkley or blacktop beast. Colorways were all over the place, ranging from Oak Hill gradient garb to loud Zodiac launches.
Eerily similar to the Air Jordan XX8 in frame and tech, the Melo M10 carried over the celebrated Flight Plate tooling and put it beneath a leather base. Like previous pairs, colorways were wild and more than just team takes, playing off of JB nostalgia and holiday hues.
Explore the 13 models of Carmelo Anthony's signature shoes from Jordan Brand, from retro-inspired to futuristic designs. See photos, colorways, and stories behind the Melo line that spanned his NBA career.
The Jordan Carmelo 1.5 is a black and blue basketball sneaker released in 2004 and re-released in 2014. It features the Jumpman logo, 'Carmelo' in cursive and a leather upper.
The most expensive of Carmelo Anthony’s signature shoes on StockX is the Jordan Melo 1.5 “Black University Blue”. It features a black suede upper with synthetic, sky blue overlays in the toe box and heel. The silver Jumpman at the back stands out as well as the cursive Carmelo by the collar. The current average sale price is $242.
Sep 15, 2018 · Oak Hill Academy produces basketball greats, and now it’s your turn to represent OHA colors with the Jordan 13 Retro Carmelo Anthony Class Of 2002 (B-Grade). This Jordan 13 comes with a black leather upper plus gold accents, gold midsole, and gold sole.
Nov 26, 2004 · The Jordan Carmelo 1.5 is a basketball sneaker released in 2004 by Air Jordan and featuring Carmelo Anthony's logo and birthday. It has a white, Metallic Gold and University Blue colorway and a multi-colored outsole.
