Jordan 4 Bred Retro (1:1)

Description

Description:

• Colorway: The “Bred” colorway features a predominantly black upper with red (varsity red) and grey (cement grey) accents. This color scheme is both bold and timeless, contributing to its enduring popularity.
• Silhouette: The Air Jordan 4 is known for its robust design, characterized by mesh paneling, wing eyelets, and a visible Air unit in the midsole.

Material Details:

• Upper: The upper is constructed from high-quality nubuck leather, providing durability and a premium look and feel. The black nubuck gives the sneaker a sleek and sophisticated appearance.
• Midsole: The midsole incorporates Nike’s Air cushioning technology, offering superior comfort and impact protection. The midsole features a combination of black and white, with the visible Air unit in the heel.
• Outsole: The outsole is made of durable rubber, featuring a herringbone traction pattern for excellent grip and stability on various surfaces. The outsole is primarily black with red accents.

Design Elements:

• Color Accents: Red accents appear on the tongue lining, outsole, and some details of the midsole, adding vibrant pops of color to the predominantly black sneaker. The grey accents are seen on the wing eyelets and the outsole, providing a balanced contrast.
• Branding: The shoe includes the iconic Jumpman logo on the tongue, often in red, and the “Nike Air” branding on the heel, a nod to the original 1989 release.
• Mesh Paneling: The mesh panels on the sides and tongue enhance breathability and contribute to the classic look of the Air Jordan 4.
• Supportive Wing Eyelets: The wing eyelets, a distinctive feature of the Jordan 4, provide added support and stability. In the “Bred” colorway, these eyelets are grey, adding to the sneaker’s bold design.

Historical Significance:

• Michael Jordan’s Legacy: The Air Jordan 4 “Bred” is famously associated with Michael Jordan’s “The Shot” during the 1989 NBA Playoffs, where he made a game-winning basket over Craig Ehlo of the Cleveland Cavaliers. This moment is etched in NBA history and has contributed to the sneaker’s legendary status.