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Jordan 3 Retro Black Cement (2024) (TD)

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The Jordan 3 Retro Black Cement (2024) (TD), in toddler sizes, is an athletic shoe featuring a leather upper in perforated Cement Grey overlaid with Black pebble grain leather. ...

The Jordan 3 Retro Black Cement (2024) (TD), in toddler sizes, is an athletic shoe featuring a leather upper in perforated Cement Grey overlaid with Black pebble grain leather. Elephant print Cement Grey overlays transition the upper to the Sail and Black midsole, which finishes with a Cement Grey outsole. A Fire Red Jumpman logo accents the tongue and its interior.

American athletic wear brand Nike has enjoyed a star crossed collaboration with Michael Jordan, breaking barriers and creating iconic footwear since the 1980s. The Jordan 3 is known for being worn by Michael Jordan in 1988’s fifth All-Star Slam Dunk contest, which led him to victory.

In our opinion, the best feature of the Jordan 3 Black Cement is its combination of leather textures, which creates nuance within its detailed design. The Jordan 3 Retro Black Cement (2024) (TD) released on November 23, 2024, and retailed at $75.

Colorway: Black/Fire Red/Cement Grey/Sail
Style Code: DM0968-010
Release Date: 2024-11-23
Retail Price: 75 CHF
Gender: Kids
Category: Sneakers > Lifestyle
SKU: DM0968-010

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