Fake Air Jordan 3 Black Cement is one of the most popular shoes in the Air Jordan series, and its history and story are equally exciting.

In 1988, Michael Jordan led the Chicago Bulls to the playoffs in his third season and won the MVP and scoring titles. In the same year, the fake Air Jordan 3 Black Cement was launched under the leadership of designer Tinker Hatfield.

Fake Air Jordan 3 Black Cement uses a large area of black and gray suede material, with a white midsole and red sole design. This is also the first Air Jordan shoe to feature a visible Air Sole unit and Jumpman logo.

The black cement pattern has become one of the iconic designs of the fake Air Jordan 3. This pattern is composed of black and gray and is called "black cement". It was inspired by the exterior of a mansion Hatfield saw in New York City, a style of architecture also known as "Post Modernism."

In addition to design, fake Air Jordan 3 Black Cement is also popular because of the influence of Michael Jordan himself. Known as one of MJ's personal favorites, the shoe was worn during the 1988 All-Star Game and the 1989 NBA Playoffs.

The fake Jordan 3 Black Cement was re-released in 1994 and 2001. But in 2011, Jordan Brand once again launched the fake Jordan 3 Black Cement, but this time with higher quality standards and a more elaborate production process.