Solo Hazlo: J. Balvin’s Latest Air Jordan 4 Retro is a Lemonade Crocodile
PublishedQuick Facts
- Featuring the same bright yellow crocodile print across the entire upper, the Balvin collab keeps the same Country Time shade on the webbed netting on the vamp and side panels, plus the laces, midsole, and outsole
- Balvin’s smiley face logo lands on the heel of the right shoe, with classic Nike Air used on the left
- The J. Balvin x Air Jordan 4 Retro Lemonade will be released September 25, 2026
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J. Balvin is pouring up the last gasp of summer. The Colombian reggaeton hit maker dropped a new album this year and a matching Omerta F&F pair of Air Jordan 1s, and now, the global superstar’s Jordan collab is coming back to retail before the month is out, finally dropping his sunshine monochrome crocodile lemonade Air Jordan 4 Retro colorway.
Yellow Croc
The J. Balvin x Air Jordan 4 Retro Lemonade has been on our radar since the yellow color code hit the internet at the end of last year. Balvin debuted the colorway earlier this summer on the pitch at the kick-off ceremony for the World Cup, and after a short interlude to celebrate the release of Omerta, he’s finally ready to drop the Lemonade pair.
Featuring the same bright yellow crocodile print across the entire upper, the Balvin collab keeps the same Country Time shade on the webbed netting on the vamp and side panels, plus the laces, midsole, and outsole. Balvin’s smiley face logo lands on the heel of the right shoe, with classic Nike Air used on the left.
J. Balvin x Air Jordan 4 Retro Lemonade Release Details
The J. Balvin x Air Jordan 4 Retro Lemonade will be released September 25, 2026 through J. Balvin’s online store, Nike SNKRS, and select retailers in-store and online. Available in unisex sizing, the retail price is set at $225. For all the latest updates about the J. Balvin x Jordan drop, download the Sole Retriever App.
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