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Jordan 11 Low Black and Red better known as Breds
Topic Started: 13 May 2015, 06:55 PM (87 Views)
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Nike just uploaded a massive Air Jordan restock including Jordan 11 Low Breds . Featuring just about every Air Jordan release from 2014, both men’s and kid’s sizes are up for grabs in your favorite styles. From the Air Jordan 6 “Infrared” and “Sport Blue” to the insanely limited fragment design x Air Jordan 1’s, head over to Nike to try your luck. Be patient and you just might snag some serious heat.
New York-based Goodwood NYC designed its first Wooden Jordan 5 Space Jam Clock last year, and now he transforms it to a round Air Jordan Clock style that obviously features the silhouettes from the Air Jordan 1 to the Air Jordan 12.Available in either Tan wood with Gold hands, or Grey wood with Black hands. Each features the classic Air Jordan Retro models, along with the premium manufacturing that Goodwood put in to make these worth the $45 USD apiece they’re going for.
Following the unveiling of the first Eclipse “Hare” colorway last week, we now take a closer look at the Bugs Bunny-assisted rendition of Jordan Brand’s new lifestyle silhouette. The mid-cut sneaker’s lightweight mesh upper is rendered in a purple hue, with vibrant orange details along the neoprene tongue, heel and rope laces providing a welcomed contrast. Breds Jordan 11 Low GS Rounding out the shoe’s minimal design is a crisp white sole.
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