Air Jordans may be made in China or, more recently, in Vietnam, to reflect the shift in the supply chains in South-East Asia.
However, for the most part, they are still made in China, in specific factories that have been given the legal right to manufacture the Air Jordan shoes.
For example, one of Nike's principal suppliers is the Pou Chen Group, a Taiwanese firm that operates the Yue Yuen plant in Dongguan, China. This factory has long been one of the key manufacturing sites for the Air Jordan.
If you're trying to work out whether your womens Jordans or mens Jordans are fake, it won't help much to check the label for where they were made. After all, the same countries that make the real deal also produce the fakes.
The better approach is to just stick to retailers that offer 100% authentic guaranteed Air Jordan mids. Not to mention, Untied keeps its Jordan mids in Australia, meaning safe and convenient payment processors plus quick shipping.