The Air Jordan 4 “Midnight Navy” is an upcoming colorway of the silhouette and it’s suggested to be inspired and a contrast to the iconic Air Jordan 4 “Fire Red”. Draped in an official color scheme of “White/Midnight Navy-Light Smoke Grey-Fire Red,” the sneaker features a White leather upper with contrasting Navy and Grey/Cement accents throughout. A Cement midsole and White/Navy/Grey/Red outsole complete the look.
Retailing for $210, look for this Air Jordan 4 “Midnight Navy” at select Jordan Brand stockists and online on October 29th. For a complete guide including official photos, release dates, pricing and where to buy, visit: Air Jordan 4 Midnight Navy.
Elsewhere, the Nike Air Max 1 Crepe Hemp 2022 is set to debut this week.
ABOUT THE RELEASE: The Air Jordan 4 is having a good 2022 when it comes to releases. From the Military Black 4s that are up for best new Air Jordan of the year, to the Zen Master and Infrared 4s that were also well received. The Air Jordan 4 Midnight Navy will also be without a doubt a fan favorite due to its simplicity, versatility and clean aesthetic. Lowkey, these have the look of an OG colorway, don’t you think?
UPDATE (9/12): Chris Colgan hits us with new shots of the upcoming Air Jordan 4 Midnight Navy. Release is still slated to drop on October 29th for the retail price of $210.
UPDATE (8/30): According to zsneakerheadz, the Air Jordan 4 Midnight Navy is now slated to release on SNKRS on October 29th.
UPDATE (8/5): Check out official images of the Air Jordan 4 Midnight Navy. As of today the release is still set to take place on October 1st for $210.
UPDATE: 7/19 – Previously suggested to be inspired by the Air Jordan 4 “Fire Red”, an initial look at the forthcoming Air Jordan 4 “Midnight Navy” is now revealed which showcases its actual inspiration deriving from the iconic Air Jordan 4 “White Cement”. The cement theme has been a prominent motif which first graced the Air Jordan 1 and notably the Air Jordan 3, amongst others and it originally appeared on the Air Jordan 4 back in 1989 which was followed by its last retro appearance in 2016. Overall, the silhouette flaunts the “White Cement” aesthetic across its majority while contrasting navy accents adorn the branded areas, eyelets, and midsole to encapsulate the overall style.
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