Quick Facts
- Jayson Tatum's new signature sneaker gets a familiar white and red makeover
- The sneaker is primarily doused in white with red accents throughout
- The outsole and laces are both black to complete the tri-color blend
- The Jordan Tatum 4 White University Red will be released January 22, 2026
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For a little while there, it looked like Jayson Tatum was cosplaying as Wolverine, healing at an impossible rate to make a return to the court sooner than anyone expected after last year’s devastating Achilles injury. Tatum’s public recovery push has fallen back to reality in the months since, with no new YouTube videos of him training on the recovered tendon, but that hasn’t stopped Boston media from speculating a playoff return. In the meantime, Tatum is supporting the thriving Celtics and pushing his latest signature shoe, the Jordan Tatum 4.
The latest colorway of the Tatum 4 features a clean white upper with black and red accents, creating a classic Jordan color combination. The Chicago-friendly colorway is covered in a white base, with black hits snaking through the entire upper to separate the paneling, and red splashes on the JT tongue logo and side panel support oval. The outsole and laces are both black to complete the tri-color blend.
Tatum’s fourth signature shoe came at a tough time for the Boston all-star, with the injury keeping Jayson off the court through the shoe’s build-up, debut, and subsequent releases. That hasn’t stopped Jordan from pushing the new signature model, though, with PEs hitting the court in the NCAA and NBA while Tatum watches from the sidelines.
The Jordan Tatum 4 White University Red will be released January 22, 2026 through Nike and select Jordan retailers in-store and online. Available in a full-family size run, the retail prices are set at $130 (men), $100 (GS), $80 (PS), and $55 (TD). To stay up on all the latest Jordan Tatum 4 news, download the Sole Retriever mobile app.
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Zach Harris is a writer based in Philadelphia. His work has appeared in Rolling Stone, Vice, Complex, High Times, and more. He is obsessed with skateboarding and bowling. He is still looking for his first 300. For tips, reviews, and anything in size 10.5 - zach.h@soleretriever.com
