It seems like Jordan Brand is showing no signs of slowing down with their UNC-inspired releases. Embracing the mantra, “if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it,” Nike continues to heavily explore this theme. The newest creation from their design lab is the Air Jordan 2 Low UNC.
Sporting a color scheme of White, University Blue, and Cement Grey, this version of the Air Jordan 2 Low is designed to mirror the low-top sneaker that Michael Jordan wore during the Collegiate Legends Classic alumni game on June 28, 1987. It boasts a White leather base complemented by University Blue accents, all resting on a Cement Grey rubber outsole. The shoe will be available in both men’s and grade school sizes. This release seamlessly blends history, performance, and style, offering yet another stellar addition to the UNC-inspired line.
For purchase purchase purposes, refer to the details below
Where To Buy The Air Jordan 2 Low UNC
- Price:$160
- Release Date: 2023-07-08
- Style Code:DV9956-104
- Color: White / University Blue / Cement Grey
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Resale Value: Jordan 2 Low UNC
The chart above gives us a summary of the average sale price of the shoe between June 27 and July 7. Prices went from $169.99 on 6/28 and remain the same until they reached their highest peak at $176.24 on July 1st. After that, they went down to $143.99 on the 3rd of July and back up to $144.99 on July 7.
The overall average resale value is $153.88 , let say $154 and a total of 45 pairs were sold. The sell through rate is 66.67% ( which is almost 27% above normal). This is definitely great news as people are certainly interested in the shoe. But at $154, Day Traders are looking at a $19 loss if they are paying the suggested MSRP for the shoes. So what can we conclude about it?
Verdict
For retailers, this is very good news as the current selling price is about 3% below the suggested MSRP so the Jordan 2 Low UNC will not be sitting on retailers’ shelves, it will sell out not instantly but eventually ( probably within a couple of weeks past the official release date). For resellers, unless you’re able to get the shoe for its wholesale price or 30% to 40% below the retail price, I wouldn’t recommend reselling it. The current pairs being sold are probably from the Nike Employee store or from retailers who are possibly backdooring them.
For those looking for the long term option, I’ll say keep an eye on it, it has the potential to hit the $250 mark within the next 14 to 24 months. I’ll keep monitoring its progress.
