John Kim
January 14th, 2013 (updated)
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In 2009, a slew of polka-dot uppered Air Jordan 1 Phats hit store shelves, but for some reason, this Black/Chlorophyll colorway never made it to the stores. We do see that the dots are actually embedded holes, so perhaps it was too painstaking to mass-produce them, or a simpler polka dot effect would do the job. In any case, we get a look at this unreleased Air Jordan sample, so take a look at the images below and head to the listing from oregonsole on eBay.
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