Amongst the unreleased Off-White collaborations with Nike and Jordan Brand, the most coveted pair is arguably the "Bred" Air Jordan 4 sample, which was first previewed at the late Virgil Abloh's "Figures of Speech" exhibit at MCA Chicago in 2019. While Jordan Brand has confirmed that the style won't see a retail release, there is a pair that's currently available for $60,000.
Reseller @depeche23mode on Instagram posted a brand new size 9 version of the "Bred" Off-White x Air Jordan 4 that he's currently selling. The late designer's take on Michael Jordan's fourth signature shoe features a deconstructed aesthetic, including an unfinished look for the collar, updated ripstop nylon at the forefoot, and "Off-White" branding stamped within the medial mesh panel. In the post, the reseller confirmed that the sneaker does not come with its original sample box.
Thus far, the only collaborative Air Jordan 4 that Off-White has released is a sail color scheme that dropped in July 2020 exclusively in women's sizing. There's also an Off-White x Air Jordan 1 rumored to drop later this year, but that has yet to be confirmed by the brand.
