'HONOUR SOCIETY’

From the moment he was airdropped into the NBA, LeBron began racking up awards. Rookie of the Year, All-Star, All-NBA, scoring champion. But through five professional seasons, one notable individual accolade eluded him: the Most Valuable Player trophy. That was achieved in 2009, when LeBron propelled the Cavaliers to a franchise-best 66 wins while averaging a monster 28.4 points, 7.6 rebounds and 7.2 assists per game. His first MVP award wasn't just recognition of his ascension to greatness—it was a sign the King had officially taken his throne.

From a kid from Akron to a Forever King, the journey spans two decades of redefining greatness on the hardwood.

23 colourways. 23 stories. Only one crown.

Paying respect to the first MVP award bestowed upon the King, the LeBron XXIII 'Honour Society' is as decorated as they come. A Wheat Gold colourway calls back to the Nike Air Zoom Generation that LeBron wore during his rookie season, with a low-level nubuck material adding texture throughout and a gum material taking over the outsole. On the heel, a MVP logo in gold takes over the space while an Easter-egg graphic of LeBron holding the trophy up fills out the upper.