Jordan 1 Retro High OG - Black - UK 14

Generally, Jordan 1 Retro High OG sneakers are considered to fit true to size. It's recommended to order your usual shoe size. If you have particularly wide feet, some individuals may go up a half size for extra comfort, but this is less common.

While the Jordan 1 was originally a basketball shoe, the Retro High OG models are designed primarily for lifestyle and casual wear. For optimal performance in sports, it's recommended to use modern athletic footwear with contemporary cushioning and support technologies.

'OG' stands for 'Original.' In the context of sneakers, it signifies that the shoe is a retro release that closely replicates the design, materials, and overall aesthetic of the very first release of that particular Air Jordan model.

The frequency of cleaning depends on how often you wear them and the conditions you wear them in. For light wear, a quick wipe-down after each use is beneficial. For more significant dirt or stains, clean them as needed with appropriate leather sneaker cleaner.

No, the Nike Air cushioning unit in the Jordan 1 Retro High OG is encapsulated within the sole, meaning it is not externally visible. However, its presence provides noticeable comfort and shock absorption.

To protect your leather Jordan 1s, apply a reputable leather protector spray designed for sneakers. Ensure the shoes are clean and dry before application, and follow the product's instructions for best results. This creates a barrier against moisture and stains.

Creasing is natural with leather, but can be minimized. Use shoe trees when storing your sneakers to maintain their shape. Consider using crease protectors inside the toe box when wearing. Regularly apply a good quality leather conditioner to keep the leather supple.

Ensure you have the correct size. The leather will break in slightly over time, but if discomfort persists, check your lacing. Loosen the laces slightly or try a different lacing pattern to relieve pressure points. Ensure socks are not too thick.

The rubber outsole can collect dirt and debris, reducing traction. Regularly clean the outsole with a stiff brush and water to remove any buildup. Avoid excessive wear on abrasive surfaces that can smooth out the tread.

For light scuffs, a specialized leather cleaner or a soft eraser can sometimes help. For deeper damage, professional leather restoration services might be needed. Always test cleaning products on an inconspicuous area first.