Update: “Early access” is now live for the J Balvin x Air Jordan 4 “Amazonas” HERE; enter the password “CROCODILO” to secure yours. Retail is set at $225 plus shipping. The Amazonas colorway draws directly from his Colombian roots, translating the region’s extraordinary biodiversity into a rich palette. Bilingual “Just Do It” lace dubraes and Jumpman x J Balvin branding honor the continued collaboration.
Detailed retailer images of the J Balvin x Air Jordan 4 “Lemonade” have touched down as we await the wide launch of this sunny style. The yellow croc skin uppers, alternating “Just Do It/Solo Hazlo” dubraes, signature logos on the heel, and debossed detailing throughout remain in place.
A release date is expected on September 28th, while a globally release will land on October 2nd.




WHERE TO BUY
Mens J Balvin x Air Jordan 4
| Retailer | Release type | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Nike SNKRS | Standard | Check Site |
| TAKOUT NY | Raffle | Check Site |
Original article published September 11th, 2026:
J. Balvin has reached a level of superstardom in Latin music that arguably only one other man has a claim to. Mirroring that twin flame status, he’s also carved out a role as a key collaborator in footwear, only his product comes with a Jumpman printed on it rather than three parallel strikes. Following his Air Jordan 1, Air Jordan 2, and Air Jordan 3 efforts, the Colombian multi-hyphenate is continuing his sequential spree through the Retro line-up with the J Balvin x Air Jordan 4 “Lemonade.”
Since as early as December of 2025, we’ve known that the AJ4 would be Balvin’s next canvas, but exactly which colorway would go public has been a matter of debate. Early info sources have vacillated between the all-yellow “Lemonade” shown here and an alternate multi-color version, the latter first worn by the man himself on stage before DJ Khaled revealed he had a pair in his collection. As we careen towards an expected September launch, it appears this comprehensively sunny edition will be the one hitting shelves, now revealed in clear detail.
The singer had already shown off a rear angle of this shoe during his World Cup Opening Ceremony performance, flexing his happy face logo emblazoned onto the heel. These new in-hand angles confirm a flooded arrangement throughout the whole shoe, as well as croc-like textures pacing much of the surface area here, glossy finishes under the collar, and a “SOLO HAZLO” dubrae (translating to “JUST DO IT”). Though the Medellin native hasn’t shared firm narrative inspirations just yet, assuredly this comes from the same Colombian touchstones and sentimental homebase as any J Balvin shoes we’ve seen to date.
At the time of this writing, the J Balvin Air Jordan 4 “Lemonade” is expected to land on September 25th, but surely we’ll see an official raffle crop up before that date. Keep this page and our Jordan Releases 2026 hub close by for any additional info as we hear of it.






