Dressed in a Sail, Black, and Varsity Maize color scheme. This Air Jordan 1 Mens Sale is highlighted with several different texts throughout the entire shoe. Those include "Wear Me" on the tongues, "No Photos" on the heels, "Please Crease" on the toes, "Sorry, This Pair Is Not Numbered" on the inner lining of left shoe, and "General Release" on the right. "Not For Resale" on the midsole, and "No L's" printed on the insole completes the theme.
Usually the Air Jordan 3 Mens Sale and low-top models of the same sneaker resemble each other exactly, but that's not true for the Jordan XI Low Retro IE. Originally released in 1996 and worn by Jordan during the NBA Playoffs of the same year, Tinker Hatfield described his motivation behind this shoe anomaly as "I was more interested in doing a low top that was partly the Jordan XI, but fresher." The outcome included elephant print, mesh cut-outs, stitching details throughout, and an iconic AJXI outsole. The latest version of the Air Jordan XI Low Retro IE is part of the "Highlighter Pack" and features a "Rio Teal" colorway.
The Air Jordan 4 Mens Sale has always had a large following, and they never last too long on the shelves. Unlike other Jordan models, the Low version shares in that popularity and every release seems to be scooped up quickly too. For the latest version of the Air Jordan 11 Low, Jordan Brand looked to the Easter holiday for inspiration. They are constructed with a white leather upper, feature an emerald green patent leather mudguard with iridescent glow, and sit atop an icey blue translucent outsole.
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