Air Jordan 1 High NC to Chi (PS) nikesb-blazer a satin material is used DQ0324-611

Name: Air Jordan 1 High NC to Chi (PS) nikesb-blazer a satin material is used DQ0324-611
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 53176647548
Price: 500.00 USD
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Air Jordan 1 High NC to Chi (PS) nikesb blazer a satin material is used DQ0324 611 a satin material is used for the lining in lieu of the standard cloth found on most Jordan 1s and heel is constructed in a creamy white hue that resembles the inside of a coconut The Air Jordan 1 PS “UNC to Chicago” is the preschool sizing for the colorway that combines the team uniform colors of the two teams most closely associated with Michael Jordan during his basketball career The amalgamation look features University Blue leather detailing on the Swoosh and quarter panel is contrasted by fiery red leather on the perforated toe

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