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If the details—the exact elephant print texture, the plush lining, the OG mold—matter most to you, save up for a proper retro release. This version makes compromises to hit that "$150 USD" price, and that's okay! It just serves a different purpose in the sneaker world. Let's talk design details, because that's where you see the "Rare Air" changes. No Jumpman on the heel – it's a Nike Air logo, which is a cool throwback for purists. The elephant print is textured, but maybe a bit thinner? The overall silhouette is faithful, though. On camera, this "Rare Air" version of the Jordan 3 looks sharp. The infrared pops nicely in natural light. Let's talk looks. This 'Rare Air' version simplifies things. The elephant print is toned down, and the overall color blocking is very clean. On camera and in person, it's a sleek, versatile shoe. It doesn't scream for attention, which I actually like. It’s a subtle take on the Jordan 3 that works with a lot of fits. The design is a pro for folks who want the silhouette without the loud elements. Alright, so I just got the rare air jordan 3 in the mail. First thing I notice? That box is classic, but the shoe itself... the shape looks "really" good straight out of the box. The 'Rare Air' branding on the tongue is a clean, subtle detail. For $200 USD, initial impressions are solid—materials feel decent, not premium, but good.
- Shown: Royal
- Style: 378037-003
