This 'Forget Me Not' colorway is way more versatile than I expected? The mix of light grey and that purple-ish hue works with a lot. It doesn't scream "look at me," but it's a quiet, stylish statement. For a women's release, this AJ4 brings a fresh palette that a lot of collectors will appreciate. Comparing it to, say, a Military Blue AJ4? This "forget me not" version feels more premium & fashion-forward. The muted palette is its strength—it's not screaming for attention. Durability seems good, but that suede... you gotta be ready for some maintenance, especially in wet weather. That's the trade-off for such a nice upper material. To wrap it up: My "real" take? This is a strong release. The "Forget Me Not" colorway gives the classic Jordan 4 a fresh, elegant vibe. It's comfortable enough for casual wear, looks incredible on foot, and stands out in a collection. Just know what you're getting – a stylish, well-made retro sneaker, not a comfort revolution. Comparing it to other Jordans? The "wmns Air Jordan 4" sits higher on the ankle than a Jordan 1, offering a bit more support. The toe box is roomier than some newer models, too. However, comfort-wise, it's similar to other retros – don't expect Zoom Air clouds here. It's about the look & the legacy.
