[Update 6 Nov 2023] Official images of the Nike Air Jordan 4 Craft “Medium Olive” have now emerged. Check them out via the gallery above as we anticipate its 18 November release.

[Update 20 Sep 2023] Although reported to be released in 2 December earlier on, the Nike Air Jordan 4 Craft “Medium Olive” has now been scheduled to drop earlier on 18 November. All that’s left to do now is to wait for the official images to be disclosed. So stay tuned!

[Update 8 Sep 2023] Product images of the Nike Air Jordan 4 Craft “Medium Olive” have emerged. Take a look at them via the gallery above as we anticipate the pair’s release.

[Update 23 Jun 2023] On-feet images of the Nike Air Jordan 4 Craft “Medium Olive” have been shared by @yankeekicks, offering more detailed and angular looks of the pair. Check them out at the image gallery above!

[Update 5 Jun 2023] More images of the Nike Air Jordan 4 Craft “Medium Olive” have now surfaced, in courtesy of @fkzsnkrs. Take a look at the actual shots of the pair on the article slider above as we await for more updates to come.

[Update 30 May 2023] The Nike Air Jordan 4 Craft “Olive Canvas”, now better known as “Medium Olive”, is said to release on 2 December. In the meantime, take a look at the latest mockup by @zsneakerheadz which reveals a new upper construction of leather, suede, and textile materials.

[Update 16 Mar 2023] The Nike Air Jordan 4 “Olive Canvas” appears to be making its debut earlier than originally planned. With a release scheduled for October 14th, all that’s left is to await official images from the Swoosh label.

[Update 6 Feb 2023] A release has been purported for 25 November this year, almost two years since it was first teased in January 2022. There aren’t any official images yet, sensibly, since they’re at least two seasons away. Nevertheless, should anything change between now and then, expect an update at this very page!

Nike Air Jordan 4 will be released in new colors and canvas materials!!

Nike Air Jordan 4 first appeared in 1989, and was created by Tinker Hatfield, the current vice president of Nike and a legendary designer who worked on the Air Jordan and Air Max series. Also Air Jordan 4 is known of the start of Air Jordan’s revival popularity, after the sluggish sales of the Air Jordan 2 and Air Jordan 3. Incidentally, the Air Jordan 4 has also been used as the first Nike Retro model.

The leaked model is expected to be released in 2022, and a mock-up is available for viewing at this stage. The silhouette, with the upper overlaid with olive campus material, is reminiscent of the sneaker’s collaboration with Undefeated. The white midsole, black parts, and red laces are the perfect accents to give these sneakers a military feel.

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