Air Jordan 3 Retro Black Cement Grey

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro - Black / Cement Grey were released in 1994, and it wouldn't be the last time either. They are adored by sneaker fanatics, and would later be released again for the third time in 2001, due to their popularity. They feature a black leather upper with elephant print on the toe and ankle area, which Air Jordans have made very famous. They also feature a visible air sole unit.The Air Jordan 3 (III) have a very funny story behind them. They were designed by Tinker Hatfield (the first of many that he has designed), and actually kept Michael from leaving Nike. When he saw them for the first time, it was like watching his child being born, he simply fell in love.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro - Black Cat (Black / Dark Charcoal - Black) is very popular, as are many of the Air Jordan 3 (III). It features a simple all black colorway, but has a lot going on, as it consists of nubuck, elephant print on the toe and heel areas, as well as black patent leather. The nubuck upper provides a material contrast to the black patent leather which goes around almost the entire shoe. The midsole of the shoe is two toned with a shiny black color on top to match the patent leather and a charcoal color on bottom which is the secondary color of the shoe.

Model: Air Jordan 3 | Air Jordan III
Color: Black/Dark Charcoal-Black
"Black Cat"
Product Code: 136064-002

Since the news about the Silver Anniversary Air Jordan collection, leaks of the shoes have released left and right. Today, we have a detailed look at the 25th Anniversary Air Jordan III. The Air Jordan III (3) Retro comes in the classic white/metallic silver colorway, using a white base upper that consists of leather, patent leather, and cement print at the right places. A white midsole and outsole also complete this pure shoe, which is why "pures" is hidden behind the back heel tab for a little treat.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro - White / True Blue were released in 2001 and retailed for $175. These were very popular, and sneaker fiends did whatever it took to get their hands on a pair. They feature a white leather upper with elephant print at the heel, toe area and lacing tabs, which was uncommon. The blue trimmig and accents are really nice, and help add to the shoe's popularity. The Air Jordan 3 (III) was originally designed by Tinker Hatfield, who may actually be responsible for keeping Micheal at Nike, who back then was signed with them, but was planning to walk until he placed his eyes on the marvelous pair of shoes we call the Air Jordan 3 (III).

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro - White / Cement Grey were released in 2006, and featurethe Nike Air logo on the heel and outsole of the shoe.The Jordan Brand company was not created as of yet, so it wasn’t until later that the retros actually had the Jordan or Jumpman logo at the back.These feature a white upper constructed from leather with elephant print on the heel and toe area.They also feature a visible air sole unit.

The Air Jordan 3 (III) Retro - White / Fire Red - Cement Grey were highly anticipated, and many sneakerheads could not wait to get their hands on these. They were a general release, so they came in kids sizes too. The feature a white leather upper with all black cement / elephant print around the toe and heel area, as well as a a red portion near the midsole. The only complaint about the leather Air Jordan 3 (III) is that they crease very easily, especially in the front, but still a fan favorite.