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AJ 3 Lucky Shorts
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AJ 3 ‘LUCKY SHORTS’
At last, the “Lucky Shorts” colorway of the AJ 3 is here, paying homage to Michael Jordan’s pair of UNC practice shorts from college that he’d wear underneath his Chicago Bulls uniform for his entire career. For Michael, it was his college shorts that he wore before every game, a tradition that inspired this shoe.
The colorway features a clean white base, accented with signature UNC blue, with a sail midsole that sits atop a grey rubber outsole. The design shows an understated white leather construction, with supple grey suede in place of the toe and heel elephant prints, as well as the eyestay in-cut and collar, giving the design a refined, minimalist twist.
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