Matt Varga You probably still have plenty of Holiday plans to arrange, but true to form, Beaverton and the Nike, Inc. conglomerate are thinking far ahead of what the calendar currently reads. Additionally, though the Who Decides War Flight Court is in the spotlight at the time of writing, another offshoot model is stepping back into the fore as a part of that far-in-advance planning. The Air Jordan 4 RM just emerged in a pastel-heavy “Easter” colorway, expected to hit the shelves towards the top of 2025.
For what it’s worth, this isn’t the first time we’ve caught this sort of color palette on the Nigel Sylvester-propelled model; look back to the Jordan 4 RM “Prism Pink” for a moodier take on the same concept. Nonetheless, airer tonality takes hold on this release, presenting a far more sprightly upper with a periwinkle suede mudguard and off-white canvas setting the stage.
From there, a faux vintage midsole brings a bit of sophistication into the fold, while flashes of hot pink on the tongue, air bubble, and outsole earnestly deliver the “Easter” energy promised in the title. Those Holiday ties help this edition stand out from a crowded field of Jordan 4 RM releases. Still, the selling point of the model remains the same: a comfort and cost-minded way to insert the beloved Jordan 4 formula into your wardrobe.
Look for the Air Jordan 4 RM “Easter” this upcoming Spring/Summer season, more than likely arriving in that March/April range. Women’s sizing and a $150 retail price are expected. Stay tuned to our Jordan Release Dates page in the coming weeks and months for updates if and when a more material release date emerges.
Elsewhere in the Jumpman world, we’re continuing the track Travis Scott shoes as the 2025 slate comes into view, including new looks for the CJ1 T-Rexx.
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