Jordan Why Not Zer0.3 Black Cement

The Jordan Why Not Zer0.3 Black Cement is part of a collaboration between Jordan Brand and American NBA player Russell Westbrook. Featuring a mismatched aesthetic with competing textures, colors, patterns, and visible stitching, this basketball shoe is a visual representation of the question "why not?" Elephant print overlays cross the mesh upper at the toe and heel, standing out against the shoe’s primarily black base. Bright Crimson stitching zigzags over the upper and complements the Jumpman logo on the tongue pull tag. Although a traditional lace-up closure runs up the front, a transparent strap also cinches the forefoot. We like the classic ‘Nike Air’ tag on the medial side panel. It brings consistency to the sneaker’s chaotic aesthetic and reminds the wearer that the shoe is part of the Jordan heritage collection. The Jordan Why Not Zer0.3 Black Cement was released on April 23rd, 2020, and retailed at $130.