John Kim
February 1st, 2013 (updated)
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The 2006 release of the “Olive” Air Jordan V was incredibly popular for its resemblance to the coveted and unreleased UNDFTD x Air Jordan IV. Using that Retro release as the base, Mache Customs emphatically alters the appearance of the shoe with a few minor changes – namely the blacked-out midsole and upper lace eyelets as well as the darkened tongue. Do you like Mache’s variation of “Undefeated”, or do you prefer the Retro as it was originally intended? Let us know in the comments below.
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