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Air Jordan 1 Retro 'Bred' (2013) - Size 46 (ARCHIVE)


The Air Jordan 1 Retro ‘Bred’ (2013) is as raw and uncompromising as the legacy it represents. The familiar mix of black and varsity red sits sharply against a clean white midsole, creating a colorway that feels aggressive, confident and instantly recognizable. Smooth leather panels and a high-cut profile give the sneaker its unmistakable authority. This is not a reinterpretation or a remix it’s a faithful return of an original that still carries the same disruptive energy decades later.

Backstory

Released in 1985, the Air Jordan 1 marked the beginning of a new era in basketball and sneaker culture. Designed for Michael Jordan, the silhouette famously challenged NBA uniform regulations, earning the “Banned” narrative that cemented its rebellious status. While later Jordans would push technical innovation, the Jordan 1 became iconic for its simplicity, attitude and cultural impact beyond the court. Retro releases like the 2013 ‘Bred’ honor that legacy by staying true to the original design, reminding us why this silhouette remains one of the most influential sneakers ever produced by Nike.

The Archive

The archive, a concept by The Attic, offers nearly deadstock items at a fraction of their market value. The products available in the archive are distinctive and may be incomplete, have minor defects, or exhibit slight signs of wear.

Remark: Nothing wrong
Style: 555088-023.


The Air Jordan 1 Retro ‘Bred’ (2013) is as raw and uncompromising as the legacy it represents. The familiar mix of black and varsity red sits sharply against a clean white midsole, creating a colorway that feels aggressive, confident and instantly recognizable. Smooth leather panels and a high-cut profile give the sneaker its unmistakable authority. This is not a reinterpretation or a remix it’s a faithful return of an original that still carries the same disruptive energy decades later.

Backstory

Released in 1985, the Air Jordan 1 marked the beginning of a new era in basketball and sneaker culture. Designed for Michael Jordan, the silhouette famously challenged NBA uniform regulations, earning the “Banned” narrative that cemented its rebellious status. While later Jordans would push technical innovation, the Jordan 1 became iconic for its simplicity, attitude and cultural impact beyond the court. Retro releases like the 2013 ‘Bred’ honor that legacy by staying true to the original design, reminding us why this silhouette remains one of the most influential sneakers ever produced by Nike.

The Archive

The archive, a concept by The Attic, offers nearly deadstock items at a fraction of their market value. The products available in the archive are distinctive and may be incomplete, have minor defects, or exhibit slight signs of wear.

Remark: Nothing wrong
Style: 555088-023.

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Air Jordan 1 Retro 'Bred' (2013) - Size 46 (ARCHIVE)

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The Air Jordan 1 Retro ‘Bred’ (2013) is as raw and uncompromising as the legacy it represents. The familiar mix of black and varsity red sits sharply against a clean white midsole, creating a colorway that feels aggressive, confident and instantly recognizable. Smooth leather panels and a high-cut profile give the sneaker its unmistakable authority. This is not a reinterpretation or a remix it’s a faithful return of an original that still carries the same disruptive energy decades later.

Backstory

Released in 1985, the Air Jordan 1 marked the beginning of a new era in basketball and sneaker culture. Designed for Michael Jordan, the silhouette famously challenged NBA uniform regulations, earning the “Banned” narrative that cemented its rebellious status. While later Jordans would push technical innovation, the Jordan 1 became iconic for its simplicity, attitude and cultural impact beyond the court. Retro releases like the 2013 ‘Bred’ honor that legacy by staying true to the original design, reminding us why this silhouette remains one of the most influential sneakers ever produced by Nike.

The Archive

The archive, a concept by The Attic, offers nearly deadstock items at a fraction of their market value. The products available in the archive are distinctive and may be incomplete, have minor defects, or exhibit slight signs of wear.

Remark: Nothing wrong
Style: 555088-023.