This 'Forget Me Not' colorway is genuinely unique for the Jordan series. That light blue sits next to the grey hits perfectly. On camera? It photographs beautifully - a really soft, wearable flex. The main attraction is definitely its style. For $200, you're buying a statement piece that's still easy to match. Big win for aesthetics. Let's talk materials. The suede on the "forget me not" 4s is soft to the touch, no complaints there. The netting and plastic wing eyelets feel sturdy. A clear advantage? This colorway will hide minor scuffs pretty well compared to a pure white shoe. Downside? As with most suede, you gotta be mindful of rain - it's not a beater shoe. On foot now. The feel? Classic Air Jordan 4 - meaning, it's not super plush, but it's a stable, supportive fit. The upper wraps nicely... though, if you have wider feet, "maybe" go a half-size up? Honestly, trying these on, the "wmns air jordan 4 retro" is comfy for casual wear, just don't expect Ultra Boost-level softness, you know? Major pro? Versatility. This lavender is surprisingly neutral! I’ve thrown them on with grey sweats, black jeans… it just works. The suede-nubuck mix adds great texture. As a lifestyle shoe, it's a home run. However—if you need max comfort for all-day wear, maybe look elsewhere. The tech here is ~30 years old, remember? It's about style > squish.
