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Factory flaws can be a devastating blow to sneakerheads, however, these defects can sometimes be a blessing in disguise. Take this Air Jordan 1 'Reverse Shattered Backboard' for example. From a distance, it looks like any other pair, however, when you look closer, you'll noticed that the Swoosh is actually upside down.
A rare error from the Nike, the size US 7 shoes are valued at 900 times what it retailed for when it re-released earlier this year. Most interestingly, only one side of the pair features the upside down flaw that skyrocketed the value of the shoes.
Set to go for €125,000 (approximately £113,000), the one-of-a-kind factory flawed Air Jordan 1 'Reverse Shattered Backboard' will be available via Dropout Milan in the next few weeks. While you're here, we ask, is the Air Jordan 1 the most iconic sneaker of all time?
If you're thinking of copping some brand new Nike heat, be sure to check out the latest over at END. Clothing!
Images via Dropout Milan
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