Inspired by the uniformity rule the NBA has for a specific group of their employees is this new Air Jordan 11 Low IE colorway.
With the release of the ‘Referee’ Air Jordan 11 Low IE, this marks another Air Jordan that was previously exclusive until now. Originally, this exact sneaker was only made available to NBA referees during 1996 (the same season at the Chicago Bulls went 72-10) since refs could only wear all-black sneakers.
Chris Paul was the first non-official to be seen wearing this sneaker out in Las Vegas during Team USAB Mens camp.
There have been samples of this particular lowtop Jordan 11 colorway floating around for years, now you don’t have to be a FIBA-licensed referee to come up on a pair.
The ‘Referee’ Air Jordan 11 Retro Low IE releases on Saturday, September 26th for $170.
