Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG - Green - UK 9.5

While the original Air Jordan 1 was a pioneering basketball shoe, this Retro High OG model is primarily designed for lifestyle and casual wear, offering comfort for everyday use. For high-performance athletic activities, modern basketball shoes are generally recommended.

Gently wipe the leather uppers with a soft, damp cloth to remove dirt. For tougher spots, use a specialized leather cleaner and conditioner, applying it carefully according to product instructions. Avoid harsh chemicals.

Air Jordan 1s generally fit true to size for most individuals. It is recommended to try them on if possible, or consult a size guide if you are unsure.

The durable leather provides some protection against light moisture. However, prolonged exposure to heavy rain is not recommended as it can damage the leather. For wet conditions, consider applying a water-repellent spray designed for leather.

The perforated toebox is designed to enhance breathability, allowing air to circulate and helping to keep your feet comfortable, especially during extended wear.

The Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG includes cushioning Air-Sole units for comfort. While they offer standard support for casual wear, individuals requiring specific arch support may consider adding custom orthotic insoles.

Creasing is a natural characteristic of leather shoes with wear. To minimize it, use shoe trees when the shoes are not being worn and avoid bending the toebox excessively during movement.

Natural creasing occurs with wear on leather shoes. To minimize, use shoe trees when not wearing and regularly condition the leather with a suitable conditioner.

New rubber outsoles can sometimes feel slick. Wear the shoes on a rough surface like asphalt for a short period to scuff the outsole slightly, which will improve grip.

Ensure laces are tied correctly – not too tight or too loose. If discomfort persists, try wearing different sock thicknesses or consider breaking them in with shorter wear periods.

For light scuffs, try gently rubbing with a white eraser. For deeper scuffs, a specialized leather cleaner or a small amount of rubbing alcohol (test first) on a cotton swab may help, followed by conditioning.

This can sometimes be caused by friction between insoles and the shoe's interior. Try removing and reinserting the insoles. If it persists, a thin layer of baby powder or fabric softener sheet under the insole may help reduce friction.