On feet, the Air cushioning provides okay support—not the best, but comfortable enough. In photos, that color pops—really camera-friendly. Compared to other Jordan 4s, it's similar in feel. Big plus: the design is timeless. Downside: material might crease easily. Perfect for collectors, but maybe not for daily beaters, you know? Unboxing the "wmns air jordan 4 forget me not", the craftsmanship is solid – no major glue stains or issues on my pair. The "forget me not" theme is executed beautifully through the colors. Sliding them on, the fit is secure, typical for the model. Weighing in at the usual AJ4 weight, they're not ultralight, but not clunky either. The $200 price tag is what it is. They're excellent for adding a pop of soft color to your rotation. If you prefer bold, high-contrast sneakers, this might be too muted for you. Okay, let's get this box open. First impression? The color of this "wmns air jordan 4 forget me not" is stunning in-hand - way more vibrant than promo pics! The Forget Me Not floral print on the sockliner is a beautiful, subtle detail. For a Jordan 4, the initial build quality feels solid, no major glue stains I can see. That $210 price point is standard, but you're really paying for that unique color story. Comparing it to my other 4s? The quality of materials here feels a step above some recent GR (General Release) Jordans. That plush suede is everything. Is it worth the $200 USD? If you love unique blues & premium materials, yes. If you only want the comfiest shoe, maybe not. For me? The style points are worth the "slightly" stiffer ride. It's a collector's piece.
