A pair of white high-top sneakers with purple tongue panels and a teal Jumpman logo, displayed on a black stand in a shoe store.

Jordan 5 Retro "Grape 2013" (10.5M) *Pre-Loved*

$90.00
Sale price  $90.00 Regular price  $175.00
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A pair of white high-top sneakers with purple tongue panels and a teal Jumpman logo, displayed on a black stand in a shoe store.

Jordan 5 Retro "Grape 2013" (10.5M) *Pre-Loved*

$90.00
Sale price  $90.00 Regular price  $175.00

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Jordan 5 Retro "Grape 2013" (10.5M) *Pre-Loved*

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The style code 136027-108 points directly to the Air Jordan 5 Retro "Grape" (2013) release, 

  • Colorway: White / New Emerald – Grape Ice – Black
  • Release Date: May 4, 2013
  • Original Retail Price: $160
  • Design Features: This colorway features a clean premium white leather upper accented by vibrant Grape Ice and New Emerald hits along the tongue and midsole, paying homage to the legendary 1990 original lifestyle colorway made famous by Michael Jordan on a Wheaties box and Will Smith on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. It is finished with clear mesh paneling, emerald lace locks, and a signature icy blue translucent rubber outsole.

The Air Jordan 5 "Grape" originally debuted in 1990 as a groundbreaking lifestyle colorway designed by Tinker Hatfield, making history as the only original AJ5 that Michael Jordan never wore on-court during an NBA game.
1990: The Original Debut & Cultural Shift
The Air Jordan 5 was initially inspired by World War II P-51 Mustang fighter planes, giving it sharp shark teeth on the midsole and an aggressive, futuristic edge. While colorways like the "Black Metallic" and "Fire Red" were built strictly around Chicago Bulls aesthetics, the White/Grape Ice-New Emerald scheme was an intentional pivot into lifestyle and fashion. 
  • Grape 5s: The Wheaties Box: Although MJ didn't lace them up for regular-season basketball matches, he famously wore a teal jumpsuit and the Grape 5s for a historic photo shoot that landed on the cover of a 1990 Wheaties cereal box. 
  • Grapes: The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air: Pop-culture status was cemented when Will Smith routinely wore the Grapes completely laceless on the hit television sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, merging the sneaker with early-90s hip-hop and television history. You can read more about its trajectory on Nice Kicks.
The Retro Era & Later Variations
Because the original release was so unique, fans waited 16 years for the colorway to return, sparking a massive cult following.
  • 2006 Retro: Jordan Brand brought the shoe back for the first time as a limited lifestyle release, replacing the original heel's "Nike Air" logo with the modern Jumpman emblem. 
  • 2013 Retro (Style 136027-108): Released to a much wider public as part of Jordan Brand's ongoing retro lineup, accompanied later that year by the inverted "Black Grape" variant. 
  • Later Editions: The legacy continued with the 2018 laceless "Fresh Prince" tribute honoring Will Smith's birthday, the 2020 all-suede "Alternate Grape," and subsequent true-to-OG drops featuring the original Nike Air heel branding. A detailed breakdown of these iterations can be found on Sneaker Freaker

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