Qucik First Look at the 'Paris Olympics' Air Jordan 4

History

The Air Jordan 4 was designed by Tinker Hatfield and first released in 1989. It was the first Jordan shoe to be released globally, marking a significant step in taking the Air Jordan line worldwide. This release coincided with Michael Jordan's rising stardom, firmly establishing both his and the sneaker's legacy.

Upcoming Version

The design is expected to feature various grey tones and carry a premium "SE" designation. Additionally, a women's exclusive Air Jordan 6 is also rumored for August. While official confirmation from Jordan Brand is pending, early images suggest the "Paris Olympics" Air Jordan 4 will have a grey-based color scheme.

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Conclusion:

Currently, the release of the "Paris Olympics" Air Jordan 4 has not yet been confirmed by Jordan Brand. Check back soon for official updates in the coming weeks.

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