2023 Air Jordan 4 Retro "Craft" SE

**Retail Price:** $210
**Size Run:** Adult
**Colorway:** Photon Dust/Pale Vanilla/Off White/Grey Fog
**Style Code:** DV3742-021
**Region:** US

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2023 Air Jordan 4 Retro "Craft" SE

An Imaginative Air Jordan 4 Is Coming Early-Spring 2023!

Jordan Brand has a plethora of iconic sneaker silhouettes, but the Air Jordan 4 is arguably the most popular heading into 2023. Look for this remixed version to make its way to retailers in February 2023.

Design, Materials, and Colorway

The reimagined edition Air Jordan 4 will arrive dressed in a light pastel green leather upper that is accented by matching suede hits that appear throughout including the mudguard and tongue. Breaking the shoe’s monotone aesthetic is the dual-toned midsole that features both off-white and a darker shade of green.

In keeping with previous “craft” offerings, a few of the silhouette’s signature design elements are tweaked for added visual interest. The plastic “netting” normally found around the midfoot and lace area is replaced by suede panels that are textured to mimic the netting. Moving to the rear of the shoe, a small suede panel appears on the lateral side of the ankle collar coming in the same shade as the other suede panels found on the shoe.

Early images that emerged show the shoe to come housed in a custom box that matches the look of the shoe. Although it’s not confirmed, I wouldn’t be surprised if these will also come with an extra set of laces for more customization options.

Release Date And Pricing Info

The 2023 Air Jordan 4 Retro "Craft" SE is expected to be released on the 11th of February for a retail price of $210. For a more detailed look, check out the official images below, and don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter below for tailored sneaker updates.

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The Air Jordan 4 was originally released back in 1989 and was another model designed by world-renowned sneaker designer, Tinker Hatfield.

The shoe dropped in four OG colorways and retailed for a steep $100 at the time. The iconic mesh netting that appeared on the side of the shoe is one of the trademark designs of the model, and was used to reduce the overall weight of the shoe fo Michael Jordan’s request.

Fast forward to today, and the Air Jordan 4 remains one of the most sought after silhouettes out of the entire Jordan lineup. Used as the canvas for multiple brand and artist collaborations, the AJ4 has cemented itself in sneaker history as one of the best.