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AJ 4 Denim Worn Blue
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AJ 4 DENIM ‘WORN BLUE’
Summer 2025 is heating up, and Jordan Brand is turning heads with a denim-infused twist on a fan-favorite icon. Riding the wave of hype from the NK x Levi’s Air Max 95, the AJ 4 “Worn Blue” lands with the perfect blend of rugged edge and luxe appeal.
$156.00$200.00
- Get 12% OFF when you buy any 2 items
- Get 15% OFF when you buy any 3 items
- Get 18% OFF when you buy 4 items or more
- Color: Sail/Gum Light Brown-Worn Blue-Sail-Metallic Gold
- Style Code: IB6716-100
- Release Date: August 9, 2025
Crafted with a distinctive two-tone denim upper, this AJ4 redefines streetwear status. From its signature eye stays to the visible Air cushioning, every detail delivers the classic heat you crave and now dressed in denim.
WORN TO STAND OUT
This highly anticipated drop is sure to sell out fast, so secure your pair before it’s gone. Don’t miss the chance to add this stylish sneaker to your rotation.
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