Quick Facts
- The Jordan Tatum 4 Offseason features a pale teal green color across the four large panels that make up the upper
- But while the color remains the same, the materials change, with suede covering the front, wavy horizontal paneling in the middle, dimpled fabric towards the back of the side panels, and an embossed fabric with offseason vacation imagery on the heel
- The Jordan Tatum 4 Offseason will be released April 2026
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Jayson Tatum’s extended offseason is over. What was expected to be an entire season of recovery after the Celtics star suffered an Achilles injury during the playoffs last year has now turned into a half-season off, with Tatum now back in the lineup, setting a new precedent for speedy recovery. With Tatum back on the court, Jordan is getting into gear with new colorways of the Jordan Tatum 4, including this new Offseason colorway.
The Jordan Tatum 4 Offseason features a pale teal green color across the four large panels that make up the upper. But while the color remains the same, the materials change, with suede covering the front, wavy horizontal paneling in the middle, dimpled fabric towards the back of the side panels, and an embossed fabric with offseason vacation imagery on the heel.
While it might seem like Tatum does nothing but work out and train during the offseason, the colorway says otherwise, with ocean vibes added in shades of blue to the tongue, laces, sockliner, and midfoot support. The imagery on the heel puts together a camera, a palm tree, a feather, and yes, a kettlebell, the same graphics found on the Tatum 3 Off Season from last year.
The Jordan Tatum 4 Offseason will be released April 2026 through Nike and select Jordan retailers in-store and online, but an exact date has yet to be announced. Available in men’s sizing, the retail price is set at $130. For all the latest Jordan Tatum news and drop info, download the Sole Retriever App.
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