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The Women’s Air Jordan 4 “Canvas” Is Expected February 2022

The Women’s Air Jordan 4 “Canvas” Is Expected February 2022

These days, insiders have such a hold on what’s upcoming that few shoes rarely ever fall through the cracks. The Air Jordan 4 “Canvas,” however, only saw few mock-ups, making its reveal here all the more exciting. And it’s very likely that these will outdo 2021’s “Shimmer” for its subtle resemblance to Off-White’s own collaborative take.

As its namesake implies, the shoe is near entirely wrapped in canvas, one undyed and untreated. While giving off a natural look and feel, the colorway simultaneously allows for effortless customization as everything from the heel tab to the support wings are built out of the aforementioned material. Only the eyelets and forward midsole themselves are given a different finish, albeit one so light it distracts little from the rest of the kit.

Enjoy a quick look at the women’s exclusive Air Jordan 4 “Canvas” right here. Sit tight as we await official images and release dates, both of which are likely to surface closer to February 2022.

In other news, the Air Jordan 5 Easter is dropping next year as well.

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