The 'Lucky Shorts' theme is executed in a very wearable way. You can dress these up or down easily. The build quality on my pair is excellent—no glue stains or messy stitching. For a retro, Nike did a good job with this specific Air Jordan 3 release. Who should maybe pass? If you're buying your first-ever pair of "Jordan 3s", I'd probably point you to a more iconic colorway first, like the True Blues. Also, if you prefer super-soft, modern sneaker comfort, there are better options out there for the money. Now, a potential "con": That bright "Lucky Shorts" green isn't for everyone. It's a statement. If you wear mostly neutrals, this might be harder to style than a classic white cement 3. Just being real—it's a specific vibe you have to be into. Alright, so the Nike Air Jordan 3 "Lucky Shorts" just landed. First thing I noticed? The quality is "really" solid. The elephant print is clean, and that "Lucky Shorts" green on the heel pops. For around $210, the materials feel premium right out of the box. It's a strong first impression, honestly.
