The Air Jordan 4 ‘Oxidized Green’ Sneaker Will Release in June as a Nike SB ‘Pine Green’ Lookalike

Following the success of the Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 “Pine Green” collaboration from 2023, a similar colorway is coming to the classic sneaker.

The Air Jordan 4 “Oxidized Green” will release in mid-June while utilizing a slightly darker shade than its predecessor. While the majority of the sneaker is rendered in white, “Oxidized Green” appears on the AJ4’s mudguard, eyelet wings, mesh windows, lining and branding on the tongue tag and heel. White leather forms the shoe’s upper, including the spots where grey appeared on Nike SB’s collaboration, while the sole unit mixes white, off-white and grey.

The mustache logo uses the Jumpman rather than the original “Nike Air” branding from 1989, which is typical of new colorways.

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Nike SB had previously collaborated on the Air Jordan 1 several times, but last year’s release marked its first take on the Air Jordan 4. Subtle upgrades outfitted the sneaker better for skateboarding, including a grippier gum outsole and flexible plastic details to hold up to the rigors of skateboarding.

The Air Jordan 4 has been one of the primary features of Jordan Brand‘s slate for the past two years, with the “Military Blue” and “Bred Reimagined” colorways being two of the biggest releases of 2024 so far. A revamped Air Jordan 4 Restomod model is also expected to drop this summer in several variants that include a Nigel Sylvester collaboration.

The Air Jordan 4 “Oxidized Green” will release June 15 through the Snkrs app and select third-party retailers. Sizes will be available for men, big kids, little kids and toddlers — with pricing for the former set at $215.

Air Jordan 4 Oxidized Green
Air Jordan 4 Oxidized Green
Air Jordan 4 Oxidized Green
Air Jordan 4 Oxidized Green
Air Jordan 4 Oxidized Green

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Ian Servantes is a Senior Trending News Editor for Footwear News specializing in sneaker coverage. He’s previously reported on streetwear and sneakers at Input and Highsnobiety after beginning his career on the pop culture beat. He subscribes to the idea that “ball is life” and doesn’t fuss over his kicks getting dirty.

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