Before the Air Jordan 13 Premio “Bin 23” hit shelves in 2010, there was another prototype considered for the coveted collection. Thanks to English Sole, we now have insights into this unreleased design, giving fans a peek into Jordan Brand’s creative process. This revelation adds depth to the legacy of Jordan’s iconic sneakers.
Originally worn by Gentry Humphrey, former footwear marketing director, this exclusive edition was supposed to be limited to 1,097 pairs. Each pair would be numbered on the inner tongues. With various grey tones and the “Bin 23” wax seal instead of the Jumpman logo on the tongues, it has a unique vibe. Completing the design are the traditional hologram at the heel and the shank plate below the foot, showing meticulous attention to detail.
Take a closer look below, but don’t anticipate this Air Jordan 13 Premio “Bin 23” Sample hitting stores anytime soon.
In conclusion, the unveiling of this alternate design adds a fascinating chapter to the story of Jordan’s iconic sneaker line.
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Air Jordan 13 Premio Bin 23 Sample
