Air Jordan 3 Retro OG Black Cement - Air Jordan 3 - UK 14
The Jordan 3 Retro OG Black Cement (2024) is a highly anticipated sneaker, released as a key drop ...The Jordan 3 Retro OG Black Cement (2024) is a highly anticipated sneaker, released as a key drop for the holiday season. First debuting in 1988, this iconic colorway is a timeless design within the Jordan Brand line. These sneakers were famously worn by Jordan during the 1988 All-Star Game. The Black Cement 3s were last retroed in 2018. The Jordan 3 Retro OG Black Cement was released on November 23rd, 2024, with a retail price of $220. Experts praise the Black Cement 3s for their significant history and classic color blocking, establishing them as a staple in sneaker culture. The Air Jordan 3 Black Cement is set for a notable return in 2024, reinforcing its iconic status in the Jordan brand's history. Introduced in 1988, the 'Black Cement' colorway has resonated across generations of sneaker enthusiasts, becoming synonymous with enduring style and a significant moment in basketball heritage.
Jordan Men's Black/Fire Red-Cet Grey-Sail Air 3 Og ' Cet' 2024 Dn3707-010£15.00 delivery£452.00Visit shop →
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The Jordan 3 Retro OG Black Cement (2024) is a highly anticipated sneaker, released as a key drop for the holiday season. First debuting in 1988, this iconic colorway is a timeless design within the Jordan Brand line. These sneakers were famously worn by Jordan during the 1988 All-Star Game. The Black Cement 3s were last retroed in 2018. The Jordan 3 Retro OG Black Cement was released on November 23rd, 2024, with a retail price of $220. Experts praise the Black Cement 3s for their significant history and classic color blocking, establishing them as a staple in sneaker culture. The Air Jordan 3 Black Cement is set for a notable return in 2024, reinforcing its iconic status in the Jordan brand's history. Introduced in 1988, the 'Black Cement' colorway has resonated across generations of sneaker enthusiasts, becoming synonymous with enduring style and a significant moment in basketball heritage.