One of the Rarest Air Jordan Collaborations of All Time Is Shockingly Getting a Re-Release

StyleYup, the Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 is returning after a 20-year wait.By Adam CheungJanuary 3, 2025Save this storySaveSave this storySaveAsk any sneakerhead to name the greatest collabs ever, and the Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 will, no doubt, rank right near the top of the list.These days, a new sneaker linkup gets unveiled every single week. But when this grail first dropped in 2005, it was unbelievably rare. In fact, this was actually the first Air Jordan collaboration ever. And with only 72 pairs made, many people lost out the first time round (and yes, many people cashed in on resale platforms).Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 ‘Deep Green’ GoatFounded in 2002, Undefeated (or UNDFTD, for short) has become an institution in the world of streetwear. Founded in LA, the landmark sneaker boutique eventually opened flagship stores internationally, including two in Japan and three in China. For its AJ4, the brand was inspired by the iconic MA-1 flight jacket. The upper is decked out in ‘Deep Green’ nubuck, while orange ‘Clementine’ accents hit the leather tongue. And just like a classic MA-1, the tag on the tongue is actually a velcro patch, which is a pretty sweet detail.Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 ‘Deep Green’ GoatDown south, the midsole is infused with Air tech for added comfort and cushioning, and the shoe is finished off with a Jumpman heel badge. However, unlike the OG release from two decades ago, there will also be another version that comes with a Nike-branded heel badge. All of this then comes packed in a limited edition shoebox that was made just for this very special drop.Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 ‘Deep Green’ GoatThe Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 ‘Deep Green’ is set to make a comeback on June 28. It'll be available via Nike, the SNKRS app, and select stockists across the globe for $225, and while it won't be as exclusive as the ’05 launch, it’ll still be plenty tough to cop.This story originally appeared on British GQ.

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One of the Rarest Air Jordan Collaborations of All Time Is Shockingly Getting a Re-Release
Yup, the Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 is returning after a 20-year wait.
Undefeated x Air Jordan 4

Ask any sneakerhead to name the greatest collabs ever, and the Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 will, no doubt, rank right near the top of the list.

These days, a new sneaker linkup gets unveiled every single week. But when this grail first dropped in 2005, it was unbelievably rare. In fact, this was actually the first Air Jordan collaboration ever. And with only 72 pairs made, many people lost out the first time round (and yes, many people cashed in on resale platforms).

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Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 ‘Deep Green’ Goat

Founded in 2002, Undefeated (or UNDFTD, for short) has become an institution in the world of streetwear. Founded in LA, the landmark sneaker boutique eventually opened flagship stores internationally, including two in Japan and three in China. For its AJ4, the brand was inspired by the iconic MA-1 flight jacket. The upper is decked out in ‘Deep Green’ nubuck, while orange ‘Clementine’ accents hit the leather tongue. And just like a classic MA-1, the tag on the tongue is actually a velcro patch, which is a pretty sweet detail.

Image may contain Clothing Footwear Shoe Sneaker and Suede

Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 ‘Deep Green’ Goat

Down south, the midsole is infused with Air tech for added comfort and cushioning, and the shoe is finished off with a Jumpman heel badge. However, unlike the OG release from two decades ago, there will also be another version that comes with a Nike-branded heel badge. All of this then comes packed in a limited edition shoebox that was made just for this very special drop.

Image may contain Clothing Footwear Shoe Sneaker Suede and Canvas

Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 ‘Deep Green’ Goat

The Undefeated x Air Jordan 4 ‘Deep Green’ is set to make a comeback on June 28. It'll be available via Nike, the SNKRS app, and select stockists across the globe for $225, and while it won't be as exclusive as the ’05 launch, it’ll still be plenty tough to cop.

This story originally appeared on British GQ.

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