Jovani Hernandez First rumored in late October 2021 and confirmed by NIKE, Inc. in December, the women’s Air Jordan 4 “Blank Canvas” has recently emerged via official images.
As depicted in both initial mock-ups and early teasers, the upcoming sneakers opt for an unassuming “Sail” colorway across most of its upper and sole unit. Traditional nubuck and leather materials are abandoned in favor of a mostly-canvas construction, which couples with the off-white color palette to explain the Jordans‘ “Blank Canvas” moniker. While not associated with Aleali May, the sneakers’ build draws some comparison to the Los Angeles-based designer’s “Friends & Family” 4s inspired by her father’s military background. The latest women’s-exclusive, however, lends itself much more freely to any customization and wear-and-tear given its “Sail” ensemble. TPU eye-stays along the tongue, collar lining and parts of the midsole interrupt the titular tone with a lighter shade of off-white, but they’re trumped by blotches of red, blue and yellow hues that claim territory on the outsole.
Currently rumored to drop by the end of February via the Nike SNKRS app, the women’s retro may be yet another pair affected by global shipping delays. In any case, continue ahead to enjoy official images as you wait for firm release details.
For more from under the NIKE, Inc. umbrella, check out the Nike Dunk Low “Vintage Navy” pair set to drop exclusively for women before the second-half of 2022 gets underway.
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Womens Air Jordan 4 "Blank Canvas"
US Mar 2022
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