Latest Nike Jordan Sneakers, Dressed in a White, Seafoam, Dark Ash, and Neutral Grey color scheme. This AJ4 is dressed mostly in white, including the laces, the netting on the toe and quarter sections and the oversized foam tongue. The titular soft Seafoam hue can be found on the lightweight TPU wings, the sock liner and the midsole. Black accents stand out on the collar, the midsole and the heels. Exposed Air units encased in transparent bubbles peek out of the midsoles. Finally, a grey rubber outsole and Jumpman branding on the heels rounds out the profile.
Shop Jordans 2020, This Air Jordan 4 comes dressed in a Seafoam, White, Black, and Neutral Grey color combination. Lastly, a light grey rubber outsole completes the sneaker’s design. When combined with a white and “Dark Ash” upper as well as “Neutral Grey” outsole, the colourway takes on a drastically different tone compared to its fiery predecessor, trading the eye-catching, loud look for an aesthetic, relaxed vibe. Its immediate surroundings are primarily black and white, which creates a stark contrast with the accent color of the shoe, which is a mellow green. The casual green color can be found along the eyestays, the midsole, the logo on the tongue, and the lining. Next, we have Black underneath the mesh, wing eyelets, and heel tab with the Jumpman logo. Lastly, the aforementioned colors adorn the rubber outsole.
The New Jordans Retro features an ultra soft Navy nubuck base with Red and Yellow contrasting accents. Additionally, the silhouette will retain its black suede upper with reflective detailing, paired with light blue coloring on the Jumpman branding and midsoles. Other details incudes Gold lace locks, embroidery on the tongues, and Greek patches on the heels. Color-matched across its laces and mudguard, the silhouette’s synonymous African print employs across the tongue tooling and raised heel tab proffering the inclusion of “Light Graphite” contrasts. Finally, Light Graphite on the tongues and rubber tooling solidifies the aesthetic.

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