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The Pure Money is, without a shadow of a doubt, one of the most iconic Jordan Brand colorways in existence. And now, it’s finally making its way to Luka Dončić's signature sneaker with the Jordan Luka 4 PF TB White.
Compared to many other Luka 4s out there, including the Light Orewood Brown that surfaced last week, this one is as minimal as it gets. Built on a clean White mesh base, it’s overlaid with tonal Flightwire panels that keep things pristine. Dončić’s signature emblem is embroidered on the tongue, while the heel features a subtle debossed star motif.
Underfoot, a snappy Air Zoom unit delivers that quick-off-the-ground responsiveness guards need, paired with a flexible IsoPlate for stability and dynamic support. Everything sits atop an icy blue rubber outsole for that clean Pure Money finish.
The Pure Money colorway has deep roots in Jumpman history. First appearing on the Air Jordan 4 back in 2006, its all-white palette with metallic accents quickly became a symbol of understated luxury in basketball sneakers. Unlike the louder, flashier Jordans of the mid-2000s, it stood out precisely because of its simplicity – and it’s been revisited multiple times since, like the recent retro of the Air Jordan 3 Pure Money. Applying this DNA to Dončić’s latest signature shoe connects him directly to that legacy, giving the Luka 4 a timeless edge that goes beyond the hardwood.
While the Jordan Luka 4 PF TB White may look like a warm-weather sneaker, it’s actually scheduled to release in Fall 2025 alongside other Team Bank colorways. Expect pairs to land via Nike and select global retailers, both online and in-store, for $135. If you want a pair, make sure you download Sole Retriever's mobile app to stay updated on sneaker releases, raffles, restocks, and breaking news across the streetwear world.
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Adam Cheung is a writer and editor who specialises in sneakers and streetwear. Over the past few years, he's curated features and guides for everyone from Burberry to Nike. Often travelling between the UK and Hong Kong, don't be too surprised if you find Adam anywhere else around the world taking street photography or feasting on the local delicacies.
