The Jordan 3 Retro Quai 54 (2024) is one of the sneakers in the Nike collection that commemorates the world-renowned Paris streetball tournament. This celebratory AJ3, not onl...

The Jordan 3 Retro Quai 54 (2024) is one of the sneakers in the Nike collection that commemorates the world-renowned Paris streetball tournament.

This celebratory AJ3, not only a visual delight, is also designed for comfort and performance. Its upper is constructed of white tumbled leather overlaid with black suede at the toe cap, heel and eye stays. The collar, padded for comfort, is also crafted in black suede. Hits of orange accent the upper and lower eyelets and serve as a thin lining to the black overlays. In blue embroidery, one tongue sports a Jumpman logo and the other a Quai 54 logo. A sail-colored polyurethane foam midsole encapsulates visible Air under the heel for ultimate cushioning and springy energy return. The rubber outsole, patterned for multi-directional traction, is formed of rubber in shades of orange, black, blue, and sail.

Our favorite features of this sneaker are the eye-catching translucent details on the upper at the eye stays and the Jumpman Air branding on the heel. The Jordan 3 Retro Quai 54 (2024) was released on June 10, 2024, for $225 retail.

Colorway: Summit White/Off Noir/Game Royal/Burnt Sunrise/Sail
Style Code: FZ5649-100
Release Date: 2024-06-10
Retail Price: 225 CHF
Gender: Men
Category: Sneakers > Lifestyle
SKU: FZ5649-100

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