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Every custom has to be loaded with bright colors and crazy art, huh? Not exactly. Andy Oliver went against the grain with his first custom pair, which started life as the Air Jordan 6 “Oreo.” He kept things simple, opting to paint the leather portion of the upper a semi-glossy black, and allow its finish to contrast the suede areas throughout. It may not pop like the “South Beach” pair we saw recently, but who said that’s a bad thing?
Air Jordan 6 Black/White Custom Air Jordan 6 Black/White Custom Air Jordan 6 Black/White CustomPhotos: John Gonzales
