Jordan 13 Retro Carmelo Anthony Class Of 2002 (B-Grade) - 414571-035

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Jordan 13 Retro Carmelo Anthony Class Of 2002 (B-Grade) – 414571-035

Name: Jordan 13 Retro Carmelo Anthony Class Of 2002 (B-Grade) - 414571-035
SKU: 414571-035
Price: 143.90 USD
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$143.90

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The Jordan 13 Retro Carmelo Anthony Class of 2002 (B-Grade) (model 414571-035) makes its mark as a versatile pair that pairs bold character with proven comfort. Constructed using premium materials, the result feels sturdy underhand yet supple on foot. Dressed in the Black/Red/Gold palette, the look stays fresh while honoring its roots. A secure lacing setup opens up steady airflow, while honoring the model’s roots. Durable rubber tooling keeps you comfortable mile after mile, from the morning rush to the evening grind. A smart addition for fans of the silhouette, this Air Jordan 13 earns its place fast.

Release Date

2018-09-15

SKU

414571-035

Designer

Tinker Hatfield

Nickname

Melo Class Of 2002

Colorway

Black/University Red/University Gold

Main Color

Yellow

Upper Material

Nylon

Technology

Zoom Air

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US	UK	EU
3.5	3	35.5

Note: The CM/JP size on shoe boxes (insole length) is different from the foot length (CM) shown in this chart. How to Measure Your Foot 1. Tape a piece of paper to a hard, flat surface — make sure it doesn’t slip. 2. Stand on the paper with feet shoulder-width apart, weight evenly balanced. 3. Have someone mark the tip of your big toe and the outermost part of your heel with a pen pointed straight down. 4. Step off and measure the distance between the two marks with a ruler or tape measure. 5. Repeat with the other foot — it’s common for one foot to be slightly longer. 6. Use the longer measurement and match it to the chart above. Between sizes? Size up.