Nike Air Jordan 1 High Original 1985 'Chicago' | Size 10.5...

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Nike Air Jordan 1 High Original 1985 'Chicago' | Size 10.5 .
The 1985 Chicago Air Jordan 1 holds legendary status among sneaker enthusiasts as one of the most iconic and coveted iterations of the Air Jordan line. Its striking colorway, featuring a bold combination of white, black, and red, pays homage to Michael Jordan's time with the Chicago Bulls. With its timeless design and historical significance, the Chicago Air Jordan 1 remains a cornerstone in sneaker culture and a prized collector's item.

This specific pair is in a pre-owned condition and exhibits signs of wear throughout. Scuff marks and discoloration can be seen on the leather upper. The black paint on the ankle collars are fading. Both of the midsoles have oxidized and now have yellowed. Both of the tongues exhibit discoloration. Please refer to the images to judge the overall condition.

Size: US 10.5
Condition: Pre-owned
Condition Rating: 4
Accessories: Shoes only
Year: 1985

More Information: Condition Ratings:

1 – Brand New / Never Worn, shows little to no evidence of wear, minuscule factory defects, minimal signs of age.

2 – Brand New / Never Worn, shows little to no evidence of wear, slight factory defects, minor blemishes, discoloration or deterioration due to the age.

3 – Pre-Loved, gently worn with slight signs of wear. Please see the extended condition report for details.

4 – Pre-owned, shows signs of wear and regular use. Please see the extended condition report for details.



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Any reference to gold or silver is an effort to describe the color and not meant to infer the type of metal unless stated specifically.