Jordan 4's

The Air Jordan 4 was released in 1989 with four colorways: White Cement, Black Cement, Fire Red, and Military Blue.

The White Cement and Black Cement colorways were the first to release, as they complemented the Chicago Bulls home and away color schemes, while the other two colorways, the Fire Red and Military Blue, were released later in the year. Michael Jordan wore all but the Military Blue colorway on the court that year, most likely because it was the only one not representative of the Bull’s black and red colors.

The Air Jordan 4 represents an important milestone in Jordan Brand’s history. Its innovative design shaped the future of the line and engaged in a collaboration strategy that continues to this day. Its prominence in pop culture and general popularity make it a smart choice for savvy collectors and investors, with many releases gaining value over time. Whether you decide to make the Jordan 4 your everyday or keep them stocked for a prosperous future, you now have the information you need.

How do Air Jordan 4's fit?

The general consensus is that Jordan 4’s fit comfortably at true-to-size and most buyers will be safe going with their most common Nike or Jordan Brand size sneakers.

How to clean Jordan 4's

If you’re rough on shoes, then cleaning Air Jordan 4s made of nubuck/durabuck can be a bit challenging and tricky due to the delicacy of the material.

This is especially the case when it comes to darker colorways, which can fade after cleanings.

To better protect the, we recommend applying protectant on the shoe before you start rockin’ your pair and periodically add more coats over time, as needed.

How much do Jordan 4's cost?

At the retail level, Air Jordan 4’s usually cost R3499.99 ($200) right now, making them one of the more expensive pairs in the Jordan line. Even at this price, they still typically sell out. The real value of Jordan 4s is then left to buyers and sellers on the secondary market. Over the past year on various platforms, the average Jordan 4 traded for R5499,99-R5999,99 ($340), or 70% above retail.

*Discrepancy in prices is due to the hefty customs duties imposed locally.

Our Range

Air Jordan 4 Retro ‘Black Cat’
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Air Jordan 4 Retro ‘Green Metallic’
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Air Jordan 4 Retro ‘Lightning’
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Air Jordan 4 Retro ‘Military Black’
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Air Jordan 4 Retro ‘Pure Money’
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Air Jordan 4 Retro ‘Shimmer’
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Air Jordan 4 Retro ‘White Oreo’
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Jordan 4 ‘Metallic Purple’
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Most Popular Collaborations

In time, the 4 eventually made its way off the court to be embraced as a streetwear staple. This of course has led to a tonne of celebrated and sought-after collaborations over the years.

Two of the biggest and rarest have to be the Carhartt x Eminems and the Undefeateds, both of which go for tens of thousands of dollars on the resale market. Other hits from hyped designers include the ice-blue Travis Scotts, and the iconic Virgil Abloh touches on the Off-White WMNS Sail. Union LA also dropped one of their hottest collabs with a 4-pack of colourways including the Off-Noir and Guava Ice.