Air Jordan Black (Gs) 32 'Banned'
The Air Jordan XXXII "MJ Day" edition dropped for kids as well as for men. Made to pay homage to the day the NBA banned the original Air Jordan I back in 1985. Taking design cues from the Air Jordan II, this pair comes in a Chicago Bulls-themed black and university red colorway. Featuring a black-based upper with Flyknit and a ribbed collar and heel. Red accents along with the classic "Wings" logo on the tongue, "Jumpman" logo on the midsole and full icy translucent outsole with the date "10.18" on the bottom finish things off. Their release date was October 18th, 2017 where they were available at select Jordan Brand retailers worldwide. Retail was $140 for gradeschool, big kids and they also released in full-family sizing, men down to toddler. A first for the latest MJ signature sneaker that hasn't been done since the Air Jordan 2010. If you're a fan of the Air Jordan XXXII and love the story it ties back to, then you need them in your collection. Those on the hunt for one can hit up the marketplace and buy a pair now. Those looking to sell one can do so online today.
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Details:Air Jordan Black (Gs) 32 'Banned'
The Air Jordan XXXII "MJ Day" edition dropped for kids as well as for men. Made to pay homage to the day the NBA banned the original Air Jordan I back in 1985. Taking design cues from the Air Jordan II, this pair comes in a Chicago Bulls-themed black and university red colorway. Featuring a black-based upper with Flyknit and a ribbed collar and heel. Red accents along with the classic "Wings" logo on the tongue, "Jumpman" logo on the midsole and full icy translucent outsole with the date "10.18" on the bottom finish things off. Their release date was October 18th, 2017 where they were available at select Jordan Brand retailers worldwide. Retail was $140 for gradeschool, big kids and they also released in full-family sizing, men down to toddler. A first for the latest MJ signature sneaker that hasn't been done since the Air Jordan 2010. If you're a fan of the Air Jordan XXXII and love the story it ties back to, then you need them in your collection. Those on the hunt for one can hit up the marketplace and buy a pair now. Those looking to sell one can do so online today.
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ÂŁ149.00
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ÂŁ227.00
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ÂŁ227.00
Product Description
The Air Jordan XXXII "MJ Day" edition dropped for kids as well as for men. Made to pay homage to the day the NBA banned the original Air Jordan I back in 1985. Taking design cues from the Air Jordan II, this pair comes in a Chicago Bulls-themed black and university red colorway. Featuring a black-based upper with Flyknit and a ribbed collar and heel. Red accents along with the classic "Wings" logo on the tongue, "Jumpman" logo on the midsole and full icy translucent outsole with the date "10.18" on the bottom finish things off. Their release date was October 18th, 2017 where they were available at select Jordan Brand retailers worldwide. Retail was $140 for gradeschool, big kids and they also released in full-family sizing, men down to toddler. A first for the latest MJ signature sneaker that hasn't been done since the Air Jordan 2010. If you're a fan of the Air Jordan XXXII and love the story it ties back to, then you need them in your collection. Those on the hunt for one can hit up the marketplace and buy a pair now. Those looking to sell one can do so online today.
Product Specifications
General | |
|---|---|
Age group | Adult |
Color | black/university red |
Gender | unisex |
Size | 4.5y |
Brand | Jordan |
Material | rubber sole |
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