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Prices seem to keep climbing on sneakers across the board on a number of models, but every time prices hike on retro Jordans, comments and controversy follows. While it is easy to remember OG Jordan 1s at $65 in 1985 and many retro models at $100, we decided to take a look at how prices of current retro Jordan shoes match up to the average rate of inflation.
Like it or not, costs keep climbing as time goes by. Material costs, shipping and freight, even staffing at the Brand continues to climb with every year. Have a look through our analysis of how much or how little prices have actually jumped over the year. All adjusted inflation rates for this project utilize the US Inflation Calculator.
