Jayson Tatum signed with Jordan Brand in the summer of 2019, and he’s become one of the biggest faces of the Air Jordan silhouette. This season, he’s showcasing the Air Jordan 37s after wearing the Air Jordan 36s throughout the Tokyo Olympics with Team USA and the 2021-22 season with the Celtics.
But don’t forget, Tatum had been a flashy member of the Nike family for his first two seasons in the NBA. One of the Celtics’ brightest stars, Tatum got stares after showcasing a flashy PG2 colorway to start the 2018-19 season, and then stunting the futuristic Adapt BB in the middle of the season. Throughout the lengthy 2018 Celtics playoff run, Tatum was also well-known for wearing various colorways of his teammate’s signature Nike Kyrie 4.
Nike seemed to see a lot of promise in the young star, gifting him with his own Irving-inspired logo early on in his rookie season. But that love seems to have faded somewhat after he split for greener pastures with Jordan.
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