Air Jordan 4 “Classic Green” 2004

The Air Jordan 4 “Classic Green” was released on July 24, 2004, and retailed for $100. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, the shoes were passed on by many and eventually went on sale. Its simple color scheme is what, at the time, left many passing. Two Jordan 4s were released in 2004.

Air Jordan 4 Classic Green 2004 History

A general release, the Air Jordan 4 Retro “Classic Green,” was launched July 24th, 2004, and pairs saturated the market. Although now considered a classic, the shoes did not immediately sell out.

What was unfortunate about the shoes was that they started to turn yellow shortly after their release. This was due to the White upper, amongst other elements. For several years, this pair lacked any resell value. However, that’s a good thing for fans. Like most shoes, things have changed, and now go for some money.

Aside from the yellowing, another issue that “Classic Green” Jordan 4 has now is that they are unwearable. Due to the age of the shoes, the midsoles would have crumbled. If buying and you want to lace them up, your best bet would be a sole swap.

Highlighted in a simple White, Chrome, and Classic Green color combination. It utilizes White leather on the upper with the same shade on the mesh panels and tongues. Classic Green on the eyelets and Jumpman on the tongues add a bit of pop. Another cool feature is the Chrome Jumpman on the heels. Lastly, a mostly White midsole and rubber outsole completes the design.

The shoes came in a Grey and Black box featuring Michael Jordan’s face formed by lines. They also come with a retro card.

Air Jordan 4 Classic Green 2004 Release Info

The Air Jordan 4 “Classic Green” was released on July 24, 2004, and the retail price was $100. Your best bet in purchasing the shoes will be on the secondary market. Reseller sites have the shoes anywhere from $200 to $500, depending on condition.

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