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In 1985, the NBA banned Michael Jordan for wearing these. Nike paid every $5,000 fine. Jordan kept wearing them. That defiance became the foundation of sneaker culture as we know it today. The Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG 'Banned' comes in the iconic Black / Varsity Red / White colorway with the original Nike Air tongue tag — not a Jumpman replacement — making it an instant grail for any serious Jordan collector.
Full-Grain Premium Leather Upper — Breaks in naturally from day one. Softens with wear, develops a personal crease pattern, and cleans up easily after city use.
OG Nike Air Tongue Tag — The first thing any serious Jordan collector checks. Present, correctly placed, and exactly as manufactured. No Jumpman replacements. No second-quality stock.
Encapsulated Air-Sole Cushioning — Not decorative. Actively absorbs impact across long commutes, crowded markets, and whatever your day throws at it.
Low-Cut Collar — Unrestricted ankle mobility. Moves with you, not against you.
Non-Marking Rubber Cupsole — Built for everyday wear across all surfaces.
Colorway: Black / Varsity Red / White
Silhouette: Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG
Upper: Full-grain Premium Leather
Tongue Tag: Original Nike Air (not Jumpman)
Cushioning: Encapsulated Air-Sole Unit
Outsole: Non-Marking Rubber Cupsole
Collar: Low-Cut — Unrestricted Ankle Mobility
The Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG 'Banned' price in India varies by size and availability. Due to limited stock and high demand, prices often increase quickly after release.
Why it's worth it — Bred colorways on Air Jordan 1 silhouettes have historically held or appreciated in resale value as retail stock depletes. The Banned colorway carries additional cultural premium that supports long-term price stability.
100% Authentic — Every pair at Snkrs Cart is verified through a strict multi-point authentication process covering stitching consistency, tongue tag placement, heel tab construction, box label accuracy, sole pattern, leather grain, Air-Sole unit, and colorway accuracy. Pairs that do not pass are not sold. You receive the shoe in its original Nike packaging — authenticated and guaranteed.
Buy the Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG 'Banned' in India now before stock runs out. Fast, tracked delivery available nationwide — including Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Chennai, Pune, Kolkata, and all major cities.
Jordan AIR JORDAN 1 RETRO LOW OG 'BANNED' — red and black
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