UPC 193658235297

Jordan 1 Low Gym Red White

SKU / Style Code
553558-611
Type
UPC
Brand
Jordan
Colorway
Gym Red/Gym Red-White
Size
US 7.5 / UK 6.5 / EU 40.5
Category
sneakers
Release Date
2020-03-01
Retail Price
90
Description
Jordan Brand kept it classic with the Jordan 1 Low Gym Red White. This colorway draws inspiration from the highly coveted New Beginnings Pack Air Jordan 1 High that was released in February of 2020. This Jordan 1 Low is composed of a white leather upper with red overlays. A red Nike Swoosh, white midsole, and red outsole complete the design. These sneakers released in March of 2020 and retailed for $90.
Jordan 1 Low Gym Red White

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Barcode formats for 193658235297

UPC-A (GTIN-12)
193658235297
EAN-13 (GTIN-13)
0193658235297
GTIN-14
00193658235297
Check digit
7 (valid)

These are the same product number written at different lengths. A shorter form is padded with leading zeros to make the longer one. The last digit is a checksum over the rest. Convert between them with the GTIN converter or verify the last digit with the check digit calculator.

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