Jordan 1 Retro Low OG Banned - Black, Red - Low Shoes - UK 11.5

The "Banned" colorway refers to a story where Michael Jordan was fined for wearing shoes that violated NBA uniform rules. This narrative represents rebellion and individuality, making these releases highly symbolic and sought after.

While inspired by basketball heritage, the Air Jordan 1 Retro Low OG Banned is designed primarily as a lifestyle and casual wear shoe. It does not offer the specialized performance features and support required for modern basketball.

Use a soft, damp cloth for general cleaning. For tougher dirt or stains, apply a small amount of specialized leather cleaner with a soft brush or cloth, then wipe clean. Always test cleaners on an inconspicuous area first.

The leather can be treated with a water-repellent spray for some protection. However, it's best to avoid wearing them in heavy rain or wet conditions to prevent damage and prolonged drying times.

The 'OG' designation typically refers to a more accurate re-creation of the original silhouette, often featuring details like the original Nike Air branding on the tongue and insole, and a shape closer to the 1985 release.

Store them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Using shoe trees will help maintain their shape, and keeping them in their original box or a dust bag protects them from dust.

This guide lists UK sizing. A US men's size 10 typically corresponds to a UK size 9. It's always recommended to check a reliable size conversion chart for the most accurate fit.

This is normal for leather shoes. To minimize creasing, use shoe trees when not wearing them and avoid over-tightening laces. Gentle cleaning and conditioning can help maintain flexibility.

Minor scuffs can often be buffed out with a soft cloth. For deeper marks, use a leather cleaner or a matching color shoe polish.

Clean white areas promptly with a specialized sneaker cleaner or a magic eraser. Ensure the rest of the shoe is clean to prevent color transfer.

Wear the shoes around the house with thick socks to help them stretch gradually. If they remain uncomfortable, consider professional stretching or exploring wider fit options if available.