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"FacebookPinterest\n\n Last week, at an event in New York City, Jordan Brand didn't announce any new sneakers, but rather the end of one of their most iconic styles of all time, the Air Jordan III. At least for now. Vice president of footwear David Schecter stated that the latest iteration of the style, the \"Sport Blue\", is set to be the last model of the shoe before it \"goes into the vault.\" It makes sense that they would choose this particular model, considering it is the shoe MJ wore during the 1988 Slam Dunk Contest as he soared from the foul line, giving Jordan Brand its unforgettable logo in the process.\n\nFor sneakerheads, this means they're going to have to wait a while to get their hands on a fresh pair of IIIs, but it isn't all bad news. Jordan Brand unveiled its \"Remastered\" program at the same event, an initiative from the label to return its signature styles to the level of quality construction and materials it was known for when it first launched over 25 years ago. This has been a point of contention from fans of the brand in recent years, who claim that while prices of the kicks have risen, the quality has taken a hit. The \"Remastered\" program is set to debut early 2015."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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