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Air Jordan 3 Retro "Black and Hyper Jade" Little Kids' Shoe – Black/Siren Red/Hyper Jade/White

Air Jordan 3 Retro "Black and Hyper Jade" Little Kids' Shoe – Black/Siren Red/Hyper Jade/White

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$130.00

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Bold Colors for Little Kids

The Air Jordan 3 Retro "Black and Hyper Jade" brings the legendary AJ3 to little kids in a bold, playful palette. A sleek Black base pops with bright Hyper Jade, Siren Red and crisp White for a fun look that stands out on the playground.

Why Kids (and Parents) Love It

  • Iconic AJ3 design: the legendary silhouette with its signature elephant print details, sized for little kids.
  • Black, jade and red colorway: bold, bright and full of energy.
  • Supportive fit: keeps feet secure during play.
  • Cushioned comfort: made for running, jumping and all-day adventures.
  • Rubber outsole: dependable grip on everyday surfaces.

The Perfect Gift

A great pick for birthdays, holidays or any young fan who loves Jordans.

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