The XXIII turned the crown into part of the shoe’s structure and organized its original collection around milestones from LeBron’s career.
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The XXII kept the low-top format and made the midfoot structure its defining feature, while Monopoly expanded its original color stories.
The XXI kept the low-top direction while using a protective shell and pearl story to give the upper a different identity.
The XX marked twenty years with a compact low-top, looking forward while quietly recalling the beginning of the signature line.
The XIX reached movie audiences before many sneaker shelves, turning its cinematic reveal and retail arrival into two different chapters.
The XVIII reorganized Air beneath a Knitposite 2.0 upper, with a launch that moved across regions instead of following one universal date.
The XVII gave the knit era a more sculptural surface and a prominent heel Air unit, then extended its story through Tune Squad and Graffiti.
The XVI refined the knitted formula as LeBron began his Los Angeles chapter, then connected basketball with atmos sneaker history.
The XV replaced hard-edged visual armor with expressive knit and made the signature line a canvas for heritage, collaboration and social messages.
A Christmas debut and a 2017 retail launch frame the XIV, a lighter-looking chapter built around a broad midfoot strap.