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Nike and Jordan Brand have in recent years made extensive use of the iconic Elephant print pattern introduced on the Air Jordan III.
They certainly don’t have a monopoly on packyderm prints, however, as Elephant print lookalikes are somewhat common and the real stuff is also still out there for the taking. Check out the latest adidas Originals Stan Smith, a ladies-only pair done in a black leather with an elephant skin texture a bit closer than the relatively caricatured JB style.
This particular texture isn’t all that common these days so you’ll definitely be ahead of the curve when you cop a pair from shops like Caliroots.
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