Jordan 3

Yes, most people wear their usual size in the Air Jordan 3. The toe box is a little roomier than an Air Jordan 4, so it suits slightly wider feet better too. If you are between sizes, go with the larger one. Our sizing guide has US, UK and EU conversions.

Designed by Tinker Hatfield and released in 1988, the Air Jordan 3 was the first Jordan to show a visible Air unit in the heel, the first to use elephant print overlays and the first to carry the Jumpman logo on the tongue. It is widely credited with keeping Michael Jordan at Nike.

The originals still lead the way: Black Cement, White Cement, Fire Red and True Blue. Collaborations like the A Ma Manière and J Balvin pairs, plus regular retro releases, keep the model in demand.

Look closely at the elephant print, which should have sharp, deep cracking rather than a flat printed pattern, and at how far the print sits up the toe. Check the Jumpman embroidery on the tongue, the clarity of the Air window and the shape of the heel. Every pair we sell is checked by hand before it ships. Read more about our authentication process.

Yes. We ship every pair from Auckland with tracked delivery, so there are no customs charges or overseas wait times. You can also browse the wider Air Jordan collection.