Actually, the ribbing should have very thin black lines separating the red from the white, but there comes a point when you scale down to 1:6 that some details will invariably get lost. At least I managed to get the thin black stripes on his shorts' waistband and leg cuffs. I used iron-transfers for the Bulls logo, the NBA logos, his name and number, but ironing them onto pro-mesh was trickier than I thought.

Apply the heat from the iron a second too long, or a degree too hot, and the whole thing melts into the holes of the fabric.  Apply too little heat, and the darn think won't stick to the fabric.  It was through much trial and error that I figured out the right amount of heat and duration for proper transfer. For the sake of this hobby, I've learned to sculpt, paint, sew, and now iron!  Sheesh! When I finished his outfit, something seemed like it was missing.  I checked the reference photos and realized that Jordan has almost always worn an armband on his left forearm near his elbow, and a "calf sock" (Is that what you call it?).

Accessories, altogether, for this figure include: -   away Bulls jersey -   away Bulls shorts -   signature black      armband -   scale Spalding NBA        game basketball -   white cotton socks -   red/black calf sock -   Nike Air Jordan XI    (1995-1996) athletic       shoes -   black figure stand (not      pictured)