Mexico City offers several ways into sneaker culture: Jordan’s basketball world in the historic center, Lust’s multibrand selection and Mexican design collaborations, Pompa’s collector-oriented catalog, and adidas Originals in Condesa. These five addresses give you a useful mix of brand stores and local retailers without turning the day into a race across the city.
For a first visit, choose Lust for a Mexican retailer’s multibrand perspective or World of Flight for a Jordan-focused outing, then build around that neighborhood. If you are leaving soon, separate a store browse from an online order: Lust publishes 2–4 business days for pickup preparation, while some Pompa items take 15–30 business days to arrive. Neither is a reliable same-day collection plan without confirmation for the exact pair.
Plan around neighborhoods and priorities
The five stops are spread across Centro Histórico, Roma Norte, Condesa, Polanco, and Santa María la Ribera. Roma and Condesa can be considered together when planning your day, while Masaryk, Pompa, and World of Flight each call for a separate route decision. Check travel times on a current map; the order below groups shopping interests rather than promising the fastest journey.
Stores and shopping priorities
Nike & Jordan World of Flight Mexico City
Opened on July 11, 2024, Nike & Jordan World of Flight brought the World of Flight concept to Latin America for the first time. The three-floor location combines Nike’s sport-focused retail experience with Jordan’s basketball and sneaker identity. The launch also featured work by local creative studio TodoBien Estudio, giving the project a connection to Mexico City beyond the storefront address.
Nike’s opening announcement described Jordan Workshop, Nike By You, and SNKRS Pick-Up. The current store locator confirms the address and hours but does not list those services, so check with the store before planning around customization or collecting a SNKRS order. Published hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday.
For more on how these stores connect Jordan’s basketball heritage with retail, read our World of Flight guide.
Address: Calle Gante 4, Colonia Centro, Cuauhtémoc, 06000 Ciudad de México, México.
Lust Roma
Lust Roma is the Colima 55 branch of a Mexican retailer with a broad sneaker perspective. Its online brand selection includes ASICS, Salomon, New Balance, On, Jordan, Nike, and adidas, bringing technical-looking runners and basketball-rooted classics into the same conversation. Those names describe Lust’s overall range rather than a branch-by-branch stock list.
Lust also contributes its own stories to sneaker design. Its adidas Superstar Origen collaboration references blue and pink Mexican corn, with a finish designed to reveal yellow-beige tones as it wears, evoking nixtamalization. That is a more distinctive reason to learn about Lust than simply adding another multibrand store to your route.
Address: Colima 55, Roma Norte, Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México, México.
Lust Masaryk
Lust Masaryk is the Polanco alternative at Avenida Presidente Masaryk, 326. Choose it when you’re exploring that side of the city and want Lust’s mix of footwear and streetwear, including its own Lust Brand clothing alongside other labels.
For an online purchase, Lust’s Shop & Pick Up system lets you select a store with eligible inventory. Choose the branch offered for your product during checkout; an order for Roma is not automatically an order you can collect in Polanco. The timing and identification requirements are explained below.
Address: Av. Presidente Masaryk 326, Polanco IV Sección, Miguel Hidalgo, Ciudad de México, México.
Pompa Street Shop
Pompa connects sneakers with the wider collector scene. Its catalog includes Nike, Jordan, and adidas, as well as caps and collectibles, and the shop describes its participation in events such as Sneaker Fever. It is a different kind of stop from a single-brand sports store: the appeal is a focused search for a pair or collectible you care about.
Use Avenida Insurgentes Norte, 110, the address on Pompa’s own contact page. Published hours are 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Before choosing a pair, distinguish products labeled “Entrega Inmediata,” which the shop says can be collected the same day, from items ordered in with a published lead time of 15–30 business days. Its final-sale policy also deserves a careful read before payment.
Address: Av. Insurgentes Norte 110, Santa María la Ribera, Cuauhtémoc, Ciudad de México, México.
Pompa address and hours · Published purchase and delivery policy
adidas Originals Condesa (Atlixco)
The Atlixco store is adidas Originals’ dedicated address in this selection. Originals draws on adidas’ sporting archive for everyday footwear and clothing, making this the focused stop for the lifestyle side of the Three Stripes rather than a comparison of several brands.
The official listing gives daily hours of 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. and names Click & Collect, Wi-Fi, Endless Aisle, gift cards, and a water-refill station. For a planned collection, use the branch selected in your order and follow its pickup instructions.
Address: Atlixco 91, Condesa, Cuauhtémoc, 06140 Ciudad de México, México.
adidas Originals Atlixco details
Online pickup and collectible purchases
Lust’s pickup terms call for the order number, the email used for the purchase, and official identification. They also state that confirmed pickup orders cannot be canceled and that promotional or directly discounted products are final sale under the retailer’s published policy. Read the terms for your order before checking out, especially if your time in the city is short.
Lust Shop & Pick Up requirements
For a collectible purchase, ask about the pair’s condition, included box and accessories, and the policy attached to that sale. Our guide to sneaker legit checks explains what an inspection can assess and why a single photo, label, or receipt is not conclusive on its own.
Frequently asked questions
Where should I start for Air Jordan in Mexico City?
World of Flight at Gante 4 is the direct brand destination here for a Jordan-focused visit. Lust and Pompa also include Jordan in their overall catalogs, but offer a multibrand shopping experience. Choose World of Flight for the brand concept, Lust for a broader footwear selection, or Pompa for a targeted collector inquiry.
How long does Lust’s store pickup take?
Lust publishes a preparation window of 2–4 business days. Wait for the ready-to-collect email rather than treating checkout confirmation as permission to collect immediately. The policy also gives a 10-calendar-day collection window. Its descriptions of collection days conflict, so confirm the pickup timing and deadline for your order with the selected branch.
What should I know about Pompa’s return policy?
Pompa’s published policy states that sales are final, with no exchanges, returns, or refunds. Check the fit, model, condition, and whether the item is available immediately or ordered in before paying. This is the retailer’s stated policy; do not assume another store in this guide follows the same terms.
Choosing your stops
A good first outing might center on Lust Roma and adidas Originals in Condesa, with a separate visit to World of Flight if Jordan is your priority. Choose Masaryk when Polanco fits your day. Make Pompa a deliberate stop after clarifying the item and purchase conditions, especially if you are leaving Mexico City soon.
Store information reviewed on November 8, 2026.
A quick note before you go: Stores change, and the pairs in these photos may no longer be available. Use the guide to find places you’ll enjoy, then check the address, hours, and any sneaker you have your eye on before heading out. The store may look different when you visit.
