The soft suede feels premium, and the mix of that "Forget Me Not" blue with the neutral greys is perfect. First impressions? Jordan Brand nailed the materials on this one. It's a clean, wearable colorway that doesn't scream for attention... but definitely gets it. At around $200 USD, it feels like a solid offering in the Jordan 4 lineup. On-camera, this ""Forget Me Not"" colorway absolutely "pops" without being neon. It’s "screen-friendly." Versus a bulkier shoe, the AJ4 has presence but isn't "too" heavy. I’d recommend these to any sneakerhead looking for a versatile, photo-ready Jordan. Not for the comfort-first runner crowd, though. It’s a style-first model, always has been. The design details... wow. The subtle "Forget Me Not" flower graphic on the heel? A lovely touch. The mix of textures – suede, mesh, plastic wings – is pure Jordan 4 magic. It feels special. This isn't just another re-release; it's a thoughtful, well-executed "colorway" that gives the classic silhouette new life. Now, a potential con? That beautiful light suede – it's a magnet for dirt and stains. You'll need to be careful. Also, if you're used to modern, plush cushioning, the "air jordan 4 retro"'s firmer ride might feel dated. It's about style and heritage over cutting-edge comfort. Something to keep in mind before you cop.
