If you love bright, popping colors, this isn't it. Also, the Jordan 4 cushioning isn't for everyone—if you need max comfort for all-day wear, you might be disappointed. It's a style-first, comfort-second kind of sneaker. The price tag of $210 USD is also standard Jordan, but it's not a budget option. Potential con? If you're after crazy comfort or new tech, this isn't it. It's a classic basketball silhouette from the 80s. Also, that light suede can be a magnet for dirt and water stains. Something to consider if you're rough on your kicks. Major pros? The materials are great—the suede is buttery and should age nicely. The color is deep and versatile; it pairs well with jeans or darker pants. As a Nigel Sylvester collab, it has that "for the culture" credibility without being overly hyped. It's a shoe that sneakerheads will appreciate, but the design is clean enough for anyone. The construction feels durable, like it can handle some wear. My final take? I'm really impressed. The "Air Jordan 4 Nigel Brick by Brick" executes a simple idea with premium materials. It feels special, wears easily, and the quality justifies the price for me. It's a sneaker you'll appreciate more the longer you have it. Definitely a strong release in this year's lineup.
