The Drop
The Jordan 11 Retro Concord dropped in its 2018 iteration, reviving one of MJ's most legendary playoff sneakers from '95. This release brought back the iconic white mesh upper, black patent leather mudguard, and translucent outsole—details that purists obsess over. The Concord colorway cemented the 11's status as der heilige Gral of holiday releases, blending court heritage with everyday wearability.
Resell Verdict
Currently trading around $734, this pair holds steady demand thanks to its timeless silhouette and cultural weight. The ask range ($305-$3500) shows size and condition volatility—deadstock pairs in popular sizes push upper brackets, while worn pairs settle lower. With 162 weekly orders, liquidity is strong; this isn't a quick flip for major profit, but a reliable hold that won't crater. Expect gradual appreciation as newer drops age.
Fake Tells
- ▸Carbon fiber shank plate: Reps often use printed plastic instead of authentic woven carbon visible through the translucent sole
- ▸Jumpman embroidery: Stitching on fakes runs sloppy around the ankle collar—check thread density and logo proportions
- ▸Patent leather cut height: Fakes frequently cut the mudguard too high or too low compared to retail specs
Who It's For
Built for the collector who wants ein Stück Geschichte without hunting OG 2011s, and the reseller banking on evergreen demand. Rock these to holiday dinners or keep on ice—they work both ways.
Sizing & Fit
Runs true to size with a snug initial fit that breaks in nicely. Wide-footers may want to go up half.
