The textures on the wmns Air Jordan 4 Forget Me Not are "chef's kiss". My real take? It's a lifestyle winner. The fit is TTS, but the toebox is narrow—a common AJ4 thing. Compared to a Jordan 1, it's heavier but offers more ankle support. Major advantage: It's a timeless silhouette in a fresh, feminine color. Disadvantage? The price ($200!) is high for a shoe that isn't performance-ready. Ideal for those who want a stylish, classic sneaker. Not ideal for comfort-first buyers. Who should skip it? If you need maximum cushioning for all-day wear, look at something like a Jordan 1 Zoom CMFT instead. Also, if you prefer easy-to-clean materials, this suede might stress you out! It’s a "fair-weather" kind of sneaker. But for photos, for flex, for the collection? This Jordan 4 is a must-see in person. The details pop. How does it look on foot though? Honestly, the colors pop even more. The mix of light grey, that signature purple, & hits of pink on the tab? It's a vibe. This "wmns air jordan 4 forget me not" is gonna photograph incredibly well for fits. It’s a statement piece. Compared to a more common 4 colorway, this one feels special & fashion-forward, not just a basketball shoe. Major pro? The color execution. It's cohesive and well-thought-out. The subtle hits on the wing eyelets and heel tab are clean. For $210, you're getting a distinct shoe that isn't just another rehash. The wmns Air Jordan 4 Forget Me Not has personality, which I always respect.
