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Jordan Kids' Air Jordan 1 Mid (GS) Black/Cement Grey Size:4Y Twin needle stitching means this

Name: Jordan Kids' Air Jordan 1 Mid (GS) Black/Cement Grey Size:4Y Twin needle stitching means this
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 881746448
Price: 109.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.573300000000001 (12 reviews)

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Jordan Kids' Air Jordan 1 Mid (GS) Black Cement Grey Size:4Y Twin needle stitching means this Twin needle stitching means this is built to last Short sleeves Boxy through the shoulders Dropped shoulders Cropped Embroidered details Collar Zip up front Pinstripe Chest pockets with button closures Colour: Navy Style Code: 105232014014 synthetic leather and textile upper Foam midsole Nike Air cushioning Rubber outsole with pivot circle Perforated toe Mid cut silhouette Padded collar Colour: Black Cement Grey Style: DQ8423 006 Get in quick and cop yours today at Culture Kings

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