Air Jordan 1 Low SE - White - Size 9

The upper is constructed with genuine nubuck and full-grain leather, providing durability and a premium feel. It also features an encapsulated Nike Air unit for cushioning and a rubber outsole for traction.

While inspired by basketball footwear, the Air Jordan 1 Low SE is primarily designed as a lifestyle and street-style sneaker. It offers comfort for everyday wear but is not optimized for high-performance athletic activities like running or intense sports.

Air Jordan 1 Low SE generally fits true to size. It's recommended to select your usual sneaker size. If you're unsure, measure your foot length and compare it to standard sizing charts.

While the leather provides some natural resistance, these sneakers are not waterproof. Prolonged exposure to heavy rain or wet conditions can damage the leather. For better protection, consider applying a water-repellent leather protector spray.

Creasing is a natural part of wearing leather shoes. To minimize it, ensure you have the correct size, avoid shoes that are too large, and consider using shoe trees when storing them. Wearing them regularly will inevitably lead to some creasing.

The 'Wings logo' is an iconic design created for Michael Jordan's first signature shoe, originally representing flight. The 'Jumpman' logo is another iconic symbol, depicting Michael Jordan leaping for a dunk, used across the Jordan Brand.

This can sometimes occur between the insole and the shoe's interior. Try removing the insole, sprinkling a small amount of talcum powder or baking soda inside the shoe, and then reinserting the insole. This can reduce friction.

For routine cleaning, use a soft, damp cloth to wipe down the surface. For deeper cleaning, apply a small amount of specialized leather cleaner to a clean cloth and gently rub the affected areas. Finish with a leather conditioner to restore shine and suppleness.

Ensure you have the correct size. If the fit is slightly snug, genuine leather can stretch and mold to your foot over a few wears (the 'break-in' period). For persistent discomfort, check your lacing and consider wearing thinner socks or exploring different insole options.