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How much did a pair of jordans cost in 1996?
$120. I remember distinctly because I wanted that pair so bad (the Jordan XI). I searched high and low, went to 4 different malls, and they were all sold out.
How much money will you spend for a jordans?
The cost of a pair of Jordans can vary significantly depending on the model, condition, and rarity. On average, a standard pair typically ranges from $100 to $250, while limited editions or collaborations can go for $500 or more. It's essential to check current market prices and availability, as resale values can fluctuate.
How much does jordans cost?
THEY COST 65.54 FOR THE 5.5 IN RED AND BLACKTHEY COST 70.00 FOR THE REST I SHOULD NOW I HAVE TWO RED AND BLACK AND BLACK AND BLUE red and black is my favorite
What year did the first pair of retro jordans come out?
1985
Who invented the first Air Jordans?
lorenzo adolphus Forrest invented the first pair of jordans .But Nike invented all of the jordans in 1985
How much does it cost to make a pair of jordans in china?
The original Jordan's were marketed at what would today seem like not very much money, considering that some pairs of Jordan's now sell for thousands. The original sticker price (retail) for Jordan's was $175 per pair.
What pair of Jordans are the most expensive?
jordan rtetro 4 dorenbacher
How much is your original pair of Jordan XI shoes worth?
about $100.00 dollars for a regular par of jordans
How much did a pair of underwear cost in the 1930's?
about 50 cents a pair
How much do flats cost?
Flats cost about $20 for each pair
Where is the best place to buy Jordans?
Finishline, Footlocker, and Foot Action are the top stores to purchase jordans. Shoes baught from the internet can be different from what you expected, or dirty. Buying them in person ensures you are buying a good pair of Jordans.
How much does a pair of lunettes cost?
At the low end, and pair of Lunettes glasses can cost a mere $65.00. A more expensive pair of Harley Davidson Lunettes glasses can cost over $400.00.
