Air Jordan 3 Retro (TD) True Blue and Copper - White/Metallic Copper/True Blue size2-12 Combining industrial and tactical aesthetics 1905123-BLAC-MD

Name: Air Jordan 3 Retro (TD) True Blue and Copper - White/Metallic Copper/True Blue size2-12 Combining industrial and tactical aesthetics 1905123-BLAC-MD
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SKU: 11271956747
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Air Jordan 3 Retro (TD) True Blue and Copper - White/Metallic Copper/True Blue size2-12 Combining industrial and tactical aesthetics 1905123-BLAC-MD

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Air Jordan 3 Retro (TD) True Blue and Copper White Metallic Copper True Blue size2 12 Combining industrial and tactical aesthetics 1905123 BLAC MD Combining industrial and tactical aesthetics Pictured is the Bounty Hunter Logo Trim Tee in Grey Black Style No: DM0968 148 Nodding to Michael Jordan’s time with the Washington Wizards

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