Brendan Dunne 
The days of Jordan Brand going totally crazy with the old lasering machine are in our past, but the remnants of those days remain if you look in the right places. This Air Jordan 1 for example has that tattooed touch to it, with some graphics on the upper that are reminiscent of a certain Air Jordan 1 Premier release from 2008. What’s more, that chocolatey brown leather looks to be just a cut above that found on your everyday general release Jordans. Continue reading for extra images on the sample and then see the asking price for them from nardjbjk5 on eBay.
