At present, Nike doesn't do high heels. That means that every story you see on the internet about a special, one off Nike High Heels, and every store you see purporting to sell Nike high heels is not selling legitimate products. To spell it out: the Nike Jordan high heels are fake, the Nike Dunk high heels are fake, the Nike Air Force 1 high heels are fake… well, you get the picture.
Nike says it is aware of counterfeit Jordan Heels in the market and is working towards eliminating this problem. The brand also says that because there is not one specific way to tell you if a product you have purchased from an unauthorized retailer is authentic or not, it is unable to advise or assist customers with specific questions about an item they have already purchased.
The good news for lovers of Jordan High Heels and Nikes is that NIKE, Inc (which owns the Nike brand) also owns the Cole Haan brand, and Cole Haan produces a range of high heels that utilise the Nike AIR technology. They include these 4.3 inch Chelsea pumps which have Nike AIR technology in the forefoot and heel for comfort. They're available for $298 from Cole Haan.
Finally on this topic, we should clarify that we are just talking about actual high heels in this article ie we are excluding wedges. Nike Heels does do a concealed wedge on its women's Dunk sneaker.