Jordan 1 Low Cardinal Red (GS) 0

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Jordan 1 LowCardinal Red (GS)

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Product Details

Style

553560-607

Colorway

Noble Red/White-Noble Red-University Gold

Retail Price

$100

Release Date

01/22/2022

Product Description

The Jordan 1 Low Cardinal Red (Gradeschool) has the same color blocking as the Air Jordan 3 Cardinal Red. The GS (Grade School) on this low shoe refers to the re-engineered size to fit feet smaller.

The Jordan 1 Low Cardinal Red has a white rubber midsole paired with a red rubber outsole. It has red lace, a white tongue, and an embroidered red Jordan logo. The upper body is white leather, accessorized with red overlays and liner. It also has a contrasting gold Wings logo on the heels.

The Jordan 1 Low Cardinal Red was released on 22nd January 2022 at a retail price of $100.

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