Air Jordan 4 Retro OG White Cement (2025) FV5029-100

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Air Jordan 4 Retro OG “White Cement” (2025) – FV5029-100

The Air Jordan 4 “White Cement” returns in its most faithful retro yet, arriving on May 24, 2025 for the silhouette‘s 35th anniversary. This 2025 edition is not a “Reimagined” release — it’s a true-to-OG reproduction that brings back the original 1989 shape, Nike Air heel branding, and even the polyurethane insole that collectors have been asking for .

Key Features

Silhouette: Air Jordan 4 Retro OG (Tinker Hatfield’s original 1989 design)

Colorway: Summit White / Fire Red / Tech Grey / Black 

Upper: Summit White leather with black plastic netting on the midfoot and tongue 

Cement Detailing: Tech Grey cement speckling across the midsole, wings, and heel tab — now with a bolder, more tactile finish than the 2016 retro, extending onto the “Nike Air” branding itself 

Heel Branding: Nike Air logo — faithful to the OG 

Tongue: Fire Red Jumpman Flight logo with the upside-down “Air Jordan” branding 

Cushioning: Visible Air-Sole unit in the heel; polyurethane insole (a detail absent from recent retros) 

Outsole: Herringbone rubber traction pattern 

Fit: True to size; updated shape with a sleeker toe box and sculpted collar closer to the 1989 original 

Style Code: FV5029-100

Release Date: May 24, 2025 

Why the Air Jordan 4 “White Cement” (2025)

The “White Cement” is one of the four original Air Jordan 4 colorways from 1989, and for many collectors, it remains the definitive AJ4. Its cultural weight was cemented by Spike Lee‘s Do the Right Thing, where the shoe made a memorable appearance that tied it forever to New York basketball culture and the broader sneaker zeitgeist .

What sets the 2025 retro apart is Jordan Brand’s renewed commitment to OG accuracy. The 2025 pair features a higher profile than the 2016 release, a tighter and thinner netting weave, a thicker padded tongue, and the return of the polyurethane insole — all refinements that bring it closer to the original blueprint than any retro in recent memory . The cement speckling is also noticeably bolder, with a tactile grit that mimics the 1989 finish, and it now extends across the Nike Air heel branding for the first time since the OG .

For those who missed the 1999, 2012, or 2016 retros, this is the most authentic “White Cement” AJ4 to date. For collectors, it’s a meaningful upgrade over previous versions. And for anyone who simply wants one of the greatest sneakers ever made, in its truest form, the FV5029-100 delivers.