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AJ 4 Pizza
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Crave Pizza? Crave Js.?
AJ 4 ‘Pizza’
The launch of UNDEFEATED’s AJ 4 collaboration may have sneakerheads of all generations on edge, but the Jordan 4 “Pizza” is being served hot and fresh directly to the younger crowd the moment it drops.
$157.00$200.00
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- Color: Sesame/White-Fire Red-Black
- Style Code: IH2094-200
- Release Date: August 1, 2025
Drawing inspiration from the legendary Flu Game, where MJ powered through food poisoning allegedly caused by a hotel-delivered pizza, this drop adds a flavorful twist. The red-and-white checkered insoles nod to the nostalgic tablecloths found in classic mom-and-pop pizza spots, bringing storytelling to life in every detail.
MAKE WAY FOR THE FRESH OUT THE OVEN
The AJ 4 “Pizza” isn’t just a sneaker, it’s a mood. It’s for the people who love bold concepts, for the sneakerheads who live for storytelling. Are you grabbing a slice?
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