Nike SB Air Jordan 4 White Navy releasing in 2025

Nike SB Air Jordan 4 White/Navy Coming in 2025

The partnership between Nike SB and Jordan Brand continues to make waves in both the skateboarding and sneaker communities. Once shown off as a mock up an rumor is now set in motion to be an official release next year. Following the resounding success of the "Pine Green" Air Jordan 4 in 2023, which was dubbed the sneaker of the year. Nike SB and Jordan Brand team up again with a new iteration of the model: the Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 "White/Navy," which is set to hit shelves in Spring 2025.

Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 White/Navy mock up via @zsneakerheadz

Nike SB Air Jordan 4 Pine Green

Fresh Design, Classic Roots

According to Sole Retriever, this upcoming release features a summit white premium leather upper, with a neutral grey suede toe wrap—a nod to its predecessor, the "Pine Green" edition. However, it introduces a modern twist with navy blue accents adorning the plastic eyelets, heel tab, and midsole. The iconic red Jumpman logo remains prominently displayed on the tongue and insoles, while the Nike SB branding adds a touch of contrast in white on the heel.

Another mock up of the Nike SB Air Jordan 4 White Navy via @sneakernews

Performance, Comfort and Style Combined

Beyond its striking appearance, the Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 "White/Navy" is designed for optimal performance. Equipped with Zoom Air cushioning and gum rubbers for enhanced traction, this sneaker is built to meet the demands of both skateboarders and sneaker enthusiasts alike. On top of that, it is by far the most comfortable Air Jordan 4 hands down. The Zoom Air cushioning actually makes it an enjoyable wear experience where you are not expected to experience subtle pain, especially for many wearers on the pinky toe area.

Another mock up of the Nike SB Air Jordan 4 White Navy via @houseofheat

The release details that we know so far on the upcoming Nike SB Air Jordan 4 White/Navy

Excitement is building as we anticipate the release of the Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 "White/Navy" in March 2025. The best way to stay notified on information about this release and how you can secure a pair for yourself for retail, is by downloading the SwiftSole Mobile App.

Air Jordan 1 Low 85 Royal IB1981-004 Coming in Spring 2025

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Reviving Originality: The Air Jordan 1 '85 EvolutionJordan Brand has been on a mission to perfect the iconic Air Jordan 1 silhouette over the past decade, aiming to recapture its essence from its 1985 debut. The Air Jordan 1 '85 version, available in both high-top and low-top renditions, stands as the closest iteration to the original. Despite the waning popularity of the Air Jordan 1 OG style, the '85 releases continue to captivate fans, showcasing Jordan Brand's commitment to heritage. Last October, Jordan Brand ventured into new territory with the introduction of the Air Jordan 1 Low 85 in the Neutral Grey colorway, followed by the recent debut of the Air Jordan 1 Low 85 Metallic Blue. Now, for Spring 2025, Jordan Brand is set to revive a classic AJ 1 colorway, reimagining it in the form of the Air Jordan 1 Low 85 for the very first time. The trend of transforming original Jordan 1 High colorways into the 85 Low cut continues to gather momentum, promising fresh excitement for enthusiasts. Air Jordan 1 Low 85 Royal mockup via @zsneakerheadz Air Jordan 1 Low 85 Royal mockup via @zsneakerheadzA Royal Return: The Air Jordan 1 Low 85 RoyalFollowing mixed reviews from sneakerheads, the Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG Reimagined Royal failed to make the impact Jordan Brand had anticipated. The shift to an all-suede upper, departing from the original all-leather construction, left some fans longing for authenticity. However, for aficionados of the AJ 1 Low silhouette and admirers of the Royals colorway, Jordan Brand has delivered with the Air Jordan 1 Low 85 Royal. Staying true to the OG design, this iteration boasts an all-leather upper in classic black, accentuated by varsity royal highlights reminiscent of the iconic 1985 release. The vintage-inspired midsole and robust rubber outsole in royal blue complete the faithful recreation of this timeless classic. 1985 Air Jordan 1 High Royal via Sotheby's 2015 Air Jordan 1 Low OG Royal Release Details and ExcitementScheduled for a Spring 2025 release, the Air Jordan 1 Low 85 Royal will be available through Nike, SNKRS, and select Jordan Brand retailers both online and in-store. Sized for men, this highly anticipated release will retail at $160. Stay updated on this drop and other thrilling sneaker news by downloading the SwiftSole mobile app, ensuring you never miss out on the latest releases and updates from the sneaker and streetwear scene.

CPFM AF1 Fuchsia FQ7069-500 & Moss FQ7069-300 Drop May 1st

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A New Chapter: Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike CollaborationWithin the last couple of years, CPFM has making the headlines for her recent collaboration with Nike. It all began with the CPFM Flea 1. Although this pair never saw the day of light as a release, there were pairs circulating around being criticized for the it's sizing issue. Due to that problem in itself, the pair was never released, but its successor, the CPFM Flea 1 Overgrown aka the Grinch took the internet a blaze. It was the talk of everyone's lips for it's polarizing looks, how the pair would compare in sizing from it's predecessor, and all the different ways to cut and customize the pair. But then things got even crazier with two colorways of the CPFM Nike Flea 2 in the Black and Alabaster, and Spruce colorway. Well, it's been a while since we've seen Cactus Plant Flea Market team up with Nike for the Air Force 1 Low, but the wait is finally over.  All the Unveilings of the CPFM AF1 by artists creating speculationRecently revealed on ASAP Bari's Instagram are previously unseen purple and green iterations of the Cactus Plant Flea Market x Nike Air Force 1 collaboration. Among the lucky recipients of these exclusive pairs is Big Sean, who unexpectedly received Frank Ocean's personal editions. Not stopping there, Big Sean also acquired the original black and white pairs from 2020. Adding to the excitement, Lil Yachty not only received all four colorways but also a one-of-a-kind green pony hair pair, specially crafted for him as a "friends and family" edition. His personalized touch can be spotted with his nickname Lil Boat etched into the dubrae.A$AP Bari showing off all 4 CPFM AF1 colorways Big Sean showing off all 4 CPFM AF1 colorways Via @tinysoldi3r Lil Yachty showing off all 4 CPFM AF1 colorways Via @tinysoldi3r Lil Yachty showing off all 1 of 1 CPFM AF1 F&F Lil Yachty showing off all 1 of 1 CPFM AF1 F&FSignature Style EvolutionTaking cues from the 2020 releases, these new pairs feature Air More Uptempo-inspired design elements, notably oversized "AIR" overlay panels on the upper. Both colorways maintain a seamless tonal scheme, showcasing vibrant green and purple hues throughout. Beyond the Air Force 1, Cactus Plant Flea Market and Nike have ventured into collaborative efforts with the Blazer Mid and the Air VaporMax. Their most recent project, the Flea 2, made its debut late last year in two striking colorways.Release Details UnveiledPriced at $150 per pair, these will release via raffle on the cactusplantfleamarket website. While anticipation mounts, there's no word yet on a wider release or potential restocks of the original black and white iterations. For more information on how to cop your pair, download SwiftSole Pro, our free mobile app.

Nike and Bape Resolve Trademark Dispute Through Settlement

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Nike Resolves Trademark Dispute with BapeIn a significant development, Nike reached a settlement in its trademark infringement lawsuit against Japanese streetwear giant Bape. The resolution, documented in a joint filing submitted to New York's Southern District Court, signals an end to the legal battle surrounding Bape's appropriation of several iconic Nike sneaker designs. Nike vs Bapesta via New York's Southern District CourtAmicable Resolution and Design ModificationsAs part of the settlement agreement, Bape has agreed to discontinue production of its Bape Sta Mid, Court Sta, and Court Sta High sneakers, while also committing to modify the designs of its Bape Sta and Sk8 Sta models. In a statement to Complex, Nike expressed satisfaction with the amicable resolution, emphasizing the cessation of legal proceedings. Nike vs Bapesta via New York's Southern District CourtBape's Silence and Nike's Legal ActionDespite Nike's public statement, Bape has refrained from offering any comments regarding the settlement. Nike initiated the trademark infringement suit against Bape in January 2023, alleging that Bape's sneaker designs closely mimicked iconic Nike models such as the Air Force 1 and Dunk. The legal filings provided insight into the contentious relationship between the two brands, revealing past interactions, including a licensing offer from Nike to Bape in 2009. Nike vs Bapesta via New York's Southern District CourtEvolution of Bape's Sneaker LineupAt the center of the dispute is Bape's renowned Bape Sta, introduced in the early 2000s as an extravagant alternative to Nike's Air Force 1. Initially resembling the retro Nike shoe, the Bape Sta featured subtle alterations, notably replacing the iconic Swoosh with a star logo. Nike's complaint traces the evolution of Bape's sneaker offerings, highlighting what it perceives as an increasing infringement of its trademarks over the years.2007 A Bathing Ape Bape Sta LowKanye West College Dropout 2016 A Bathing Ape Bape Sta Low Ronnie Fieg Fiegsta 2022 Bape Sta Low BlackSettlement Trends and Legal PrecedentsThe resolution of the Nike-Bape lawsuit follows a pattern observed in similar legal disputes throughout the 2020s. Typically, such cases conclude with settlements, often involving modifications to the contested designs by the accused brands. During a pretrial conference in March, representatives for Bape indicated that both parties were nearing an agreement, foreshadowing the eventual settlement.Changes on the Horizon for Bape's Sneaker LineIn compliance with the settlement terms, Bape is set to alter the design of its Bape Sta and Sk8 Sta models, both of which draw inspiration from Nike's Air Force 1 and Dunk. Past iterations of the Bape Sta have showcased subtle variations to resemble the Air Force 1, a trend that is likely to continue with the forthcoming modifications. Additionally, Nike has confirmed that Bape will cease production of other sneaker models resembling the Air Force 1 Mid, Air Jordan 1 Low, and Air Jordan 1 High.