The first edition of the Air Jordan 4 "Bred" holds a special place in sneaker history as it introduced this iconic colorway to the world.
This retro release stayed true to the OG design, satisfying fans who missed out on the original pair or wanted to relive the nostalgia.
Another faithful reissue, the 2012 version maintained the iconic black and red color scheme and cement print, keeping the legacy alive.
Nike Air branding on the heel tab is a coveted detail for many Jordan enthusiasts, and this release brought back that classic touch.
While not a traditional "Bred" colorway, the "Tech Grey" edition provided a fresh twist to the classic silhouette, adding grey accents to the black and red palette.
This limited edition collaboration with Eminem and Carhartt gave a unique and highly sought-after spin to the classic "Bred" colorway.
Another collaboration that reimagined the Air Jordan 4 silhouette, the Kaws edition added glow-in-the-dark detailing for a standout look.
Though not the traditional "Bred" colorway, the "Toro Bravo" edition offered a vibrant red alternative for fans of the silhouette.
This collaboration brought a unique design with mesh paneling and bold red accents, creating a fresh take on the classic.
Featuring a predominantly white upper with red accents, this version offered a refreshing twist on the iconic colorway while still paying homage to its roots.