Debuting in 1989, the Air Jordan 4, designed by Tinker Hatfield, succeeded the Jordan 3 with notable improvements, including a lighter build that enhanced performance during Michael Jordan's Bulls era. The Air Jordan 4 remains highly coveted today, featuring iconic colorways like Fire Red, Thunder, Lightning, and Oreo. It has also gained prominence through collaborations with Nike SB, A Ma Maniére, and Union LA, further establishing its status as a sneaker icon. Its blend of classic design and modern collaborations ensures its continued popularity among sneaker enthusiasts and collectors.
