Code: AV6683-001 | Colour: Black/Cement Grey-White-Fire Red
Style:Mens,Leather,Top layer leather,Synthetic leather lining,High Foot,Made In China.

The Air Jordan 3 was the first of many for Michael Jordan and Tinker Hatfield. It was the first time they would work together on the signature shoe, it was the first time the elephant print made an appearance on a shoe, and it was the first time the "Jumpman" logo adorned the tongue with the classic "NIKE AIR" stamped on the heel. The Black/Cement Air Jordan 3 Retro OG comes back in its original form. Featuring black tumbled and smooth leather uppers and all the distinct details we remember thirty years later.

Code: 923096-101 | Colour: White/Fire Red-Cement Grey-Black
Style:Mens,Leather,Top layer leather,Synthetic leather lining,High Foot,Made In China.

In celebration of Michael Jordan's iconic launch from the free throw line thirty years ago during the 1988 Slam Dunk Contest, Jordan Brand released the Air Jordan 3 Retro NRG 'Free Throw Line.' The sneaker comes dressed in white with Cement Grey accents on the toe box and heel and Fire Red detailing on the eyelets and on the tongue. The model also boasts a translucent sole with a red stripe, exactly where MJ took off from the line. Other details include "3:51" lettering on the back pull tab to remember the time Jordan took flight, and "147" on the tongue as a nod to his final score.

Code: 854262-001 | Colour: Black/Cement Grey-White-Fire Red
Style:Mens,Leather,Top layer leather,Synthetic leather lining,High Foot,Made In China.

The Air Jordan 3 was the first of many for Michael Jordan and Tinker Hatfield. It was the first time they would work together on the signature shoe, it was the first time the elephant print made an appearance on a shoe, and it was the first time the "Jumpman" logo adorned the tongue with the classic "NIKE AIR" stamped on the heel. The Black/Cement Air Jordan 3 Retro OG comes back in its original form. Featuring black tumbled and smooth leather uppers and all the distinct details we remember thirty years later.