John Kim 
Air jordan DB5453 1 WMNS Mid SE Light Iron Ore Nike’s plans to increase prices ‘across the board’, measures that were immediately put into place once we welcomed the New Year. Some of Nike’s heritage models like the Air Force 1 and Air Max 95 were bumped up a few bucks, while higher-end shoes like the LeBron 9 raised itself to $170 and eventually $250 with the Elite. This tidbit of information from TSG shows that jordan DB5453 Brand will take part in yet another increase, as the upcoming Holiday releases of the Air jordan DB5453 IV ‘Bred’ (November/Black Friday) and Official Photos of the Air jordan DB5453 12 GS "Hot Punch" ‘Bred’ (December) will see significant leaps in price. The baseline MSRP of Retro Jordans have reached an astounding $160 already, but the Bred IV will eclipse that mark by $20 to the $180 mark, while the Official Photos of the Air jordan DB5453 12 GS "Hot Punch" ‘Bred’ will occupy the same jump from the $180 MSRP of 2011’s Concords to $200 flat. Is the slow but steady increase of Nike’s prices on its products just a way to stay consistent with inflation and rising costs of pretty much everything from oil to bubble gum, or is this a way to capitalize on the global popularity of sneakers?
UPDATE: jordan DB5453 Brand has informed us that the Official Photos of the Air jordan DB5453 12 GS "Hot Punch" will retail at $185 and the Air jordan DB5453 IV at $160. Avec la Air jordan DB5453 Westbrook 0.2 Black Camo.
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