Air Jordan Men's Black 3 Retro 'Cet' 2011
Any year that an Air Jordan 3 releases is a good year for sneakerheads and the Air Jordan 3 "Black Cement" ensured 2011 was a good one for many collectors. You canât talk about the Jordan 3 without talking about its legendary designer, Tinker Hatfield. Tinkerâs superhero status amongst sneaker enthusiasts comes directly from groundbreaking designs like the Air Jordan 3. Not to say that a guy by the name of Michael Jordan didnât have a little to do with it. After all, MJ did wear the Air Jordan 3 "Black Cement" to play in the 1988 NBA All Star Game. but as the memories of MJ wearing the shoes continue to fade, the Black Cement AJ3 has remained one of the most important sneakers of all time, especially off the court. The Black Cement Jordan 3 is one of those styles that every collector should own and in turn, even those not as die-hard about collecting shoes also grab these, which seems to keep the price well above other common colorways. Regardless whether youâre out to collect or wear your kicks, the style of the Jordan 3, with itâs black upper and Elephant Print "Cement" colored details are timeless and when the 2001 "Black Cement" Air Jordan 3 released, we were all once again reminded just how far Michael Jordanâs influence can reach.
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Details:Air Jordan Men's Black 3 Retro 'Cet' 2011
Any year that an Air Jordan 3 releases is a good year for sneakerheads and the Air Jordan 3 "Black Cement" ensured 2011 was a good one for many collectors. You canât talk about the Jordan 3 without talking about its legendary designer, Tinker Hatfield. Tinkerâs superhero status amongst sneaker enthusiasts comes directly from groundbreaking designs like the Air Jordan 3. Not to say that a guy by the name of Michael Jordan didnât have a little to do with it. After all, MJ did wear the Air Jordan 3 "Black Cement" to play in the 1988 NBA All Star Game. but as the memories of MJ wearing the shoes continue to fade, the Black Cement AJ3 has remained one of the most important sneakers of all time, especially off the court. The Black Cement Jordan 3 is one of those styles that every collector should own and in turn, even those not as die-hard about collecting shoes also grab these, which seems to keep the price well above other common colorways. Regardless whether youâre out to collect or wear your kicks, the style of the Jordan 3, with itâs black upper and Elephant Print "Cement" colored details are timeless and when the 2001 "Black Cement" Air Jordan 3 released, we were all once again reminded just how far Michael Jordanâs influence can reach.
Price now:
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ÂŁ282.00
To
ÂŁ436.00
Product Description
Any year that an Air Jordan 3 releases is a good year for sneakerheads and the Air Jordan 3 "Black Cement" ensured 2011 was a good one for many collectors. You canât talk about the Jordan 3 without talking about its legendary designer, Tinker Hatfield. Tinkerâs superhero status amongst sneaker enthusiasts comes directly from groundbreaking designs like the Air Jordan 3. Not to say that a guy by the name of Michael Jordan didnât have a little to do with it. After all, MJ did wear the Air Jordan 3 "Black Cement" to play in the 1988 NBA All Star Game. but as the memories of MJ wearing the shoes continue to fade, the Black Cement AJ3 has remained one of the most important sneakers of all time, especially off the court. The Black Cement Jordan 3 is one of those styles that every collector should own and in turn, even those not as die-hard about collecting shoes also grab these, which seems to keep the price well above other common colorways. Regardless whether youâre out to collect or wear your kicks, the style of the Jordan 3, with itâs black upper and Elephant Print "Cement" colored details are timeless and when the 2001 "Black Cement" Air Jordan 3 released, we were all once again reminded just how far Michael Jordanâs influence can reach.
Product Specifications
General | |
|---|---|
Age group | Adult |
Color | black/cement grey-white-varsity red |
Gender | male |
Size | 9 |
Brand | Jordan |
Material | leather, rubber sole |
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