Nike continues to focus on some of its key silhouettes, including the iconic Jordan 1’s, 3’s, 4’s, and 5’s. The latest release, the Air Jordan 5 SE Craft Light Orewood Brown, is a testament to the brand’s dedication to these timeless designs. While there may not be a specific inspiration behind this new colorway, the shoe’s unique look speaks for itself.
The Jordan 5 SE Craft features a striking combination of Light Orewood Brown, Safety Orange, Slate Pewter, and Sail colors. Constructed with a mix of premium suede materials, the shoe is highlighted by vibrant Orange contrasting accents on the tongues. A White midsole with speckled shark teeth overlays adds an eye-catching touch, while an icy translucent outsole completes the design. For purchase purposes, refer to the details below
Where To Buy The Air Jordan 5 SE Craft Light Orewood Brown
- Price:$210
- Release Date: 2023-05-17
- Style Code:FD9222-180
- Color: Light Orewood Brown / Safety Orange / Flat Pewter / Sail
Retailer(s)
Nike US, DTLR, Finishline, JD Sports
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Resale Value: Jordan 5 Se Craft
The chart above gives us a summary of the average sale price of the shoe since May 13 on third party marketplaces. As you can see, prices went from $243 on May 13 to $242 on the 14th. It then went down by $21 the very next day and is currently $221. We need to compute the five number summary for further details.
Minimum: 165
Quartile Q1: 224
Median: 233.5
Quartile Q3: 248
Maximum: 312
The lowest sale recorded $165 for a size 9 while the highest sale was $312 for a size 15 ( that shouldn’t be a surprise, it’s a pretty rare size). 25% of the shoes sold between $165 and $224 ( you can check the next chart for sizes). 50% of them sold between $224 and $248 and the top 25% were from $248 to $312. There were four outliers, {$165, $170, $295, $312} corresponding to sizes 9, 8,11.5 and 15. With these outliers removed, the overall average resale value is $235 with a 7% volatility ( which is below average).
At $235, you’re looking at a $21 loss if you were planning on reselling this shoe. Let’s see if there are any sizes worth targeting for resale purposes.
67% of the sales generated some significant losses, that is sizes 8-10, 11,12-13. 25% led to earnings under $10 ( sizes 10.5,11.5, and 14) and size 15 generated the most significant return with $61 in profit. But this is a pretty rare size and only one single sale was recorded for it. So what can we conclude about the Jordan 5 SE Craft, should you attempt to resell it?
As you can see more than half of the sizes sold led to significant losses, I wouldn’t recommend reselling the shoe at all. I can guarantee you that it is readily available at the Nike employee store ( where it is being sold for up to 50% below the suggested MSRP). That’s the only way third party sellers can sell the shoe for right around retail and still make a profit. So unless you have access to the employee store, I wouldn’t recommend investing in this colorway, you’ll be losing a lot of money.
This is however another win for buyers, who will probably be able to buy the shoe for right around retail or even less depending on the size.
Here are a few on feet images courtesy of Yankeekicks
