Air Jordan 4 Retro 30th Anniversary Pearl (GS) Pre-Owned 555088-032 Style 308497-007 Colorway COOL GREY/CHROME-DARK EEEBSMBBB

Name: Air Jordan 4 Retro 30th Anniversary Pearl (GS) Pre-Owned 555088-032 Style 308497-007 Colorway COOL GREY/CHROME-DARK EEEBSMBBB
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 71426872504
Price: 99.00 USD
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Air Jordan 4 Retro 30th Anniversary Pearl (GS) Pre Owned 555088 032 Style 308497 007 Colorway COOL GREY CHROME DARK EEEBSMBBB Style 308497 007 Colorway COOL GREY CHROME DARK CHARCOAL VARSITY MAIZE Retail Price $190 Release Date 08 01 2019 Jordan Brand brings back a mid 2000’s classic with the Air Jordan 4 "Cool Grey" Regular Fit Mini Monogram embossed fabric Vuitton racing transfer print on back LV zip puller Water resistant pocket on the chest Side pockets Drawstring bottom hem Suede 100% Polyester Made in Italy Style 742639 045 Colorway LIGHT BONE LIGHT BONE CANNON Retail Price $180 Release Date 02 14 2015

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