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I bought the ix's because thats my favorite jordan of all time & wanted to know what does BIN mean? Any feedback?
SORRY BUT CONFUSED.... WHAT DOES THE BIN ON THESE PREMIOS MEAN?
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I bought the ix's because thats my favorite jordan of all time & wanted to know what does BIN mean? Any feedback?
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Buy It Now. Apparently you listened.
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Buy It Now. Apparently you listened.
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Being an Ignorant .. You fill in the rest.
Na, just joking. I have no clue either to be honest.
Na, just joking. I have no clue either to be honest.
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Being an Ignorant .. You fill in the rest.
Na, just joking. I have no clue either to be honest.
Na, just joking. I have no clue either to be honest.
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BIN implies using ideas from their parts "bin".
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BIN implies using ideas from their parts "bin".
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they got that word from "trash BIN"
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they got that word from "trash BIN"
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Who says NT members aren't cultured?
The "Bin 23" series is directed at the "mature" Jordan Brand consumer.
The concept is derived from wine culture. When wines are made, they are assigned to a particular vintage, series, lot... or bin.
So a winery will often distinguish between varieties of wines by their "bins."
A wax seal is sometimes used to identify the bin a bottle came from, and also for simply for authentication purposes.
That little red splatter on the "BIN 23" Jordans simulates a wax seal.
So basically, by creating a conservative, earth-toned colorway and placing a "seal" on a retro, JB are trying to convey some level of sophistication - Something that CLEARLY has gone over the heads of the intended consumer (the OP, for instance).
If you ask me, someone looking for sophisticated footwear isn't going to buy an over-priced, low-quality retro... Cole Haan, Gucci, LV, etc. are going to get those dollars.
The "Bin 23" series is directed at the "mature" Jordan Brand consumer.
The concept is derived from wine culture. When wines are made, they are assigned to a particular vintage, series, lot... or bin.
So a winery will often distinguish between varieties of wines by their "bins."
A wax seal is sometimes used to identify the bin a bottle came from, and also for simply for authentication purposes.
That little red splatter on the "BIN 23" Jordans simulates a wax seal.
So basically, by creating a conservative, earth-toned colorway and placing a "seal" on a retro, JB are trying to convey some level of sophistication - Something that CLEARLY has gone over the heads of the intended consumer (the OP, for instance).
If you ask me, someone looking for sophisticated footwear isn't going to buy an over-priced, low-quality retro... Cole Haan, Gucci, LV, etc. are going to get those dollars.
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Who says NT members aren't cultured?
The "Bin 23" series is directed at the "mature" Jordan Brand consumer.
The concept is derived from wine culture. When wines are made, they are assigned to a particular vintage, series, lot... or bin.
So a winery will often distinguish between varieties of wines by their "bins."
A wax seal is sometimes used to identify the bin a bottle came from, and also for simply for authentication purposes.
That little red splatter on the "BIN 23" Jordans simulates a wax seal.
So basically, by creating a conservative, earth-toned colorway and placing a "seal" on a retro, JB are trying to convey some level of sophistication - Something that CLEARLY has gone over the heads of the intended consumer (the OP, for instance).
If you ask me, someone looking for sophisticated footwear isn't going to buy an over-priced, low-quality retro... Cole Haan, Gucci, LV, etc. are going to get those dollars.
The "Bin 23" series is directed at the "mature" Jordan Brand consumer.
The concept is derived from wine culture. When wines are made, they are assigned to a particular vintage, series, lot... or bin.
So a winery will often distinguish between varieties of wines by their "bins."
A wax seal is sometimes used to identify the bin a bottle came from, and also for simply for authentication purposes.
That little red splatter on the "BIN 23" Jordans simulates a wax seal.
So basically, by creating a conservative, earth-toned colorway and placing a "seal" on a retro, JB are trying to convey some level of sophistication - Something that CLEARLY has gone over the heads of the intended consumer (the OP, for instance).
If you ask me, someone looking for sophisticated footwear isn't going to buy an over-priced, low-quality retro... Cole Haan, Gucci, LV, etc. are going to get those dollars.
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thanks for a good answer!!
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thanks for a good answer!!
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^You're welcome.
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^You're welcome.
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if jordan brand was smart they would just slow production on all these crappy team jordans....inject superior materials in da original 23 jordans and
boost da MSRP too about 300-400 and have em compete with gucci, LV on 5th ave.
boost da MSRP too about 300-400 and have em compete with gucci, LV on 5th ave.
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if jordan brand was smart they would just slow production on all these crappy team jordans....inject superior materials in da original 23 jordans and
boost da MSRP too about 300-400 and have em compete with gucci, LV on 5th ave.
boost da MSRP too about 300-400 and have em compete with gucci, LV on 5th ave.
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^Not sure if serious.
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^Not sure if serious.
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he is VERY serious.
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he is VERY serious.
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i hope he aint serious...i aint got that type of money to spend
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i hope he aint serious...i aint got that type of money to spend
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hahaha this is hilarious....JB aint competing with luxury brands, not with their craftsmanship these days....i for sure wouldnt buy them even if they did put premium crap on the shoes....they arent worth it these days. JB has reduced the legacy of what jordan was with crappy shoes and crappy limited releases. just put out good quality goods and keep true to the OGs and JB and the consumers should be happy!
quit this limited and crap quality stuff. hypebeasts jumping up and down for the hypebeasts releases. lol
quit this limited and crap quality stuff. hypebeasts jumping up and down for the hypebeasts releases. lol
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