Air Jordan 1 Mid - Black - UK 10.5

The upper of these sneakers is constructed from genuine leather, offering durability and a premium feel. The sole unit is made of rubber.

Air Jordan 1 Mids generally run true to size for most individuals. It's recommended to select your usual sneaker size for a comfortable fit.

While inspired by basketball shoes, the Air Jordan 1 Mid Triple Black is primarily designed as a lifestyle and casual sneaker. While they can be worn for light activity, they are not engineered with the same performance features as modern basketball shoes.

For cleaning, wipe down the leather with a soft, damp cloth. For deeper cleaning, use a dedicated leather cleaner or a mild soap solution. Always air dry away from direct heat and consider using a leather conditioner to maintain the material.

"Triple Black" refers to a monochromatic color scheme where the entire shoe – including the upper, laces, branding, midsole, and outsole – is entirely black, providing a sleek and uniform appearance.

The primary difference is the height of the collar. A Mid-cut (like this model) sits below or at the ankle, offering more flexibility, while a High-cut extends above the ankle, providing more ankle support and a different aesthetic.

With their genuine leather construction and robust rubber sole, the Air Jordan 1 Mid Triple Black is designed for good durability with regular wear. Proper care and cleaning will significantly extend their lifespan.

Creasing is a natural characteristic of genuine leather. To minimize, use shoe trees when not wearing and avoid excessive bending. Regular conditioning can also keep the leather supple.

This can sometimes be due to insoles rubbing against the shoe's interior or moisture. Try removing and reinserting the insoles. If the issue persists, a small amount of baby powder under the insole can reduce friction. Ensure shoes are dry.

Clean the surface thoroughly with a damp cloth to remove dust and grime. Once dry, apply a leather conditioner or a shoe polish specifically designed for black leather to restore shine and depth.

Ensure you have the correct size. New leather shoes may require a 'break-in' period; wear them for short durations initially. If discomfort persists, consider different lacing techniques or aftermarket insoles for targeted support.