Nike Air Jordan 1 Low SB ‘Power Blue’
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Originally previewed by Eric Koston, this Air Jordan 1 Low sports the OG “UNC” color scheme. The low-top Air Jordan 1 features a White leather upper with University Blue overlays completed with Nike SB tongue labels.
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