UPC 195244304073

Nike Air Force 1 Low Prm Jewels White

SKU / Style Code
DN5463-100
Type
UPC
Brand
Nike
Colorway
white
Size
US 3.5 / UK 2.5 / EU 35.5
Category
Shoes
Release Date
2021
Retail Price
US$120
Description
The Nike Air Force 1 is one of the most iconic sneakers of all time. Nike recently released a statement that they make over $800 Million a year in sales from the AF1 alone, and it's not hard to see why with colourways like this. The Air Force 1 Low Bling is crafted from the finest leather across the sneakers upper. Borrowing aspects from the legendary triple white version, the Bling comes covered in a clean white hue. Nike Swoosh branding features luxurious crocodile leather across both sides of the shoe, as does the heel tab featuring Nike Air logos. You will also find Nike inspired jewels on the laces, completing this premium sneaker's look. Underfoot, a classic Air Force 1 sole unit features housing Nike Air technology. This technology put Nike on the map and makes the AF1 one of the most comfortable silhouettes around.
Nike Air Force 1 Low Prm Jewels White

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Barcode formats for 195244304073

UPC-A (GTIN-12)
195244304073
EAN-13 (GTIN-13)
0195244304073
GTIN-14
00195244304073
Check digit
3 (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.

About UPC 195244304073

Size
US 3.5 women's / UK 2.5 / EU 35.5 / 22 cm / KR 220
In the size run
Size 1 of the 24 sizes we hold for DN5463-100 (US 3.5 to US 16)
Barcodes held
25 for this style. Some sizes carry more than one barcode.
GS1 prefix
GS1 prefix 019: the number was licensed through GS1 US. The prefix does not show where the product was made.
Company block
0195244: 791 styles in our catalogue, 758 Nike or Jordan (95.8%)
Released
Retail price US$120
In catalogue
In the Barcodes.gg catalogue since 15 October 2025
Also listed as
Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium Wmns "Jewels White" (DN5463-100); Nike Air Force 1 Low Jewels; Nike Air Force 1 Low Bling Sea Glass White Womens

Questions about 195244304073

What size is UPC 195244304073?

It is the barcode of US 3.5 women's / UK 2.5 / EU 35.5 / 22 cm / KR 220. That is the smallest size of DN5463-100 that we hold.

Is 195244304073 a Nike barcode?

The number is in the company block 0195244, which our catalogue gives to Nike or Jordan. A matching barcode does not prove that a pair is authentic, because a real number can be printed on a copied label.

Why does another box of this shoe show a different barcode?

Some sizes of DN5463-100 carry more than one barcode, for example one for each market. Look up the code on your box: each code gives its own size.

Other Nike Air Force 1 Low colourways

Nike Air Force 1 Low Premium Jewels Light Bone (Women's)

198480602569

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Nike Air Force 1 Low White Pink Rise (GS)

198729278340

Nike Air Force 1 Low '07 Crocodile White Blue Tint

198731375112

Nike Air Force 1 Low Retro Premium Black Leather

198959688810

Nike Air Force 1 Low White (GS)

826218005640

Nike Air Force 1 Mid White (PS)

826218009730

Nike Air Force 1 Low Off-White

887226012013

Nike Air Force 1 Low Supreme White

194275677866

Nike Air Force 1 Low Protro Kobe Bryant Dodgers

198966174320

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