Air Jordan 13 Retro “Bred” (11.5M) *Pre-Loved*

Air Jordan 13 Retro “Bred” (11.5M) *Pre-Loved*

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Air Jordan 13 Retro “Bred” (11.5M) *Pre-Loved*

Air Jordan 13 Retro “Bred” (11.5M) *Pre-Loved*

$150.00
Sale price  $150.00 Regular price  $250.00

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Air Jordan 13 Retro “Bred” (11.5M) *Pre-Loved*

The Air Jordan 13 Retro "Bred" 2017 (Style Code: 414571-004) is a highly sought-after reissue of the classic 1998 colorway. Released on August 19, 2017, this version corrected a major complaint from the previous 2013 retro by bringing back the iconic 3M reflective detailing underneath the black ballistic mesh overlays.
Key Specifications & Design Elements
  • Colorway: Black / True Red - White 
  • Upper Materials: Premium black tumbled leather on the toe box paired with mesh panels and vibrant True Red synthetic suede running across the midsole and heel. 
  • Signature Details: Features the classic holographic "cat eye" jewel on the ankle collar and a panther-paw inspired outsole pattern. 
  • Comfort: Engineered with a Phylon midsole, a cushioned padded tongue, and Zoom Air cushioning for responsive traction and daily wear comfort.
The 4 Major Historical Eras
  • 1998 (The Original OG):
    • The Playoff Weapon: Debuting in May 1998, Michael Jordan famously wore the "Bred" 13s for every single away game from the first round of the playoffs all the way to the NBA Finals.


    • An Alternate Ending: Jordan Brand originally commissioned artwork framing the "Bred" 13 as the absolute final shoe of Jordan's career. However, Jordan famously switched to the Air Jordan 14 for Game 6 in Utah, claiming the historic "Last Shot" legacy for that model instead.
  • 2004 (The First Retro):
    • This release stayed remarkably true to the 1998 specifications, featuring the highly sought-after 3M reflective ballistic mesh on the side panels and a Varsity Red suede finish. It came packaged in Jordan's iconic silver box of that era.
  • 2013 (The Controversial Change):
    • This version disappointed many purists. Jordan Brand chose to remove the 3M reflective material from the mesh panels. The absence of that signature flash under light caused it to be viewed as an incomplete retro by collectors. 
  • 2017 (The Remastered Correction):
    • Released on August 19, 2017, this version was a direct response to fan feedback. Jordan Brand restored the original 3M reflective threading to the mesh. They also introduced retro-inspired silver/grey boxing as a direct nod to the 1998 original packaging. 

Jordan 1 Low OG SP "Travis Scott" Olive 9.5M

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