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Nike Ja 3 “Spooky Season” Arrives Just in Time for Halloween

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Glow-in-the-dark details and eerie textures make this sneaker a Halloween standout.

Haunting Design with Glow-in-the-Dark Appeal

Nike’s Ja 3 “Spooky Season” builds on the chilling aesthetic of the 2023 Ja 1 “Zombie,” adding a striking glow-in-the-dark finish that brings the sneaker to life after dark. The slime-green upper is accented with a jagged black and pink Swoosh, while brown laces and fang-shaped “MORANT” lace dubraes add intricate detailing.

Textured Upper and Outsole

The sneaker’s upper and outsole feature a scaly, skeletal 3D print that adds depth and texture. Glow-in-the-dark elements allow the design to illuminate during Halloween festivities, creating a playful yet spooky effect. The insoles carry zombie-themed graphics alongside graffiti-style “ZOMBIE” lettering, enhancing the theme from heel to toe.

Signature Branding and Extras

Morant’s signature logo appears on the tongue, and his jersey number “TWELVE” is stitched on the heels for a personal touch. For customization, the sneaker also comes with an extra pair of orange laces. Dropping on October 21, the Ja 3 “Spooky Season” is the perfect choice for sneakerheads looking to celebrate Halloween in style.

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