Air Jordan 4 “White Cement” 1999

The Air Jordan 4 “White Cement” 1999 was originally released on June 2, 1999, and retailed for $100. An original colorway, the shoes are one of four to launch in the late ’90s. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, this pair is one of the most sought-after retros.

Air Jordan 4 White Cement 1999 History

In 1999, one of the first retros of the Air Jordan 4 to release was the “White Cement” iteration. The shoes were an instant hit and known as a classic. The OG pair made a debut in Spike Lee’s film, “Do The Right Thing.”

One of the most appealing factors is the Cement midsole on the shoes. By now, most pairs have yellow on the netting, but if kept right, the shoes could be in decent condition. However, another setback is the midsole. The shoes are no longer wearable and would have cracked. You could always sole swap the pair, but you could still run into the heel tabs cracking or wing eyelets.

Although the official colorway is White and Black, this Air Jordan 4 features more shades. It is constructed with White leather on the base with the same shade across the mesh panels and tongues. Grey cement print lands on the wing eyelets, heel tabs, and upper part of the midsole. The shoes are highlighted with a Red Jumpman on the tongue, Nike Air branding in Black on the heels, and Flight on the tongue.

Air Jordan 4 White Cement 1999 Release Info

The Air Jordan 4 “White Cement” was released on June 2, 1999, and retailed for $100, which is $10 less than the original release. When launched, the shoes were available in adult and kids sizes. Nowadays, you must visit a reseller website to buy, which could cost over $1,000, depending on the condition.

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