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Jordan Brand are soon to drop some fresh new heat for spring and here at The Sole Supplier, we’re already classing these Air Jordan 4 White Oreo as a must-cop! Coming in an opposite colourway from the original Oreo Air Jordan 4, this new colourway features a super clean colorway that’ll look fly with any fit.
MJ’s fourth signature shoe, first releasing in 1989, became a standout silhouette among the Nike archives, and we’ve seen a slew of successful renditions ever since. This latest Tinker-Hatfield design sees a white, tumbled leather adorn the upper, reminiscent of the White Cement iteration. To complement, we’re then treated to Cement Grey accents dressing the midsole, mudguard and around the lace unit.
Diehard AJ4 fans will know that in the 1988-89 season when Michael Jordan wore this model, he actually achieved his best statistical season – so some say they’re a lucky sneaker!
This latest launch comes complete with those mesh underlays found on all AJ4 models, coming in a bright white to match that fresh aesthetic. That iconic Jumpman logo can be spotted on the tongue in a standout red, while a flipped ‘AIR JORDAN’ badge also sits on the inside of the tongue.
We’re buzzing to pair this clean colourway with even cleaner fits – think light blue, vintage jeans and cute crops. Although easy to style, they’ll definitely be hard to cop, so if you want to get your hands on the sought-after Jordan 4 White Grey Cement, you better stay locked into The Sole Supplier for all the tips you’ll need to know. While you’re here, check out these new Jordan 1 Lows that are fit for a queen.
Oh, and if you want to know how Jordan 4s fit, you can read our Jordan 4 size guide here.
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