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Nike's Air Jordan 4 is setting sail again, without Off-White™ this go-around. And from the looks, the shoe has struck gold, literally.

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First looks at the "Sail" AJ1 sneaker present a clean, tonal off-white look, finished with gilded eyelets. And that's about it — plain and simple with just a hint of gold.

If the 2020 Metallic Pack — four, well, Jordan 4s featuring similar metallic details — were to return, the 2024 Sail Jordan 4 colorway would be a perfect addition. Call them the "Metallic Gold" 4s even.

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The rest of the forthcoming "Sail" AJ4 shoes consists of a smooth leather upper and rubber sole (complete with the traditional Air unit), all dressed in the classic "Sail" hue, of course.

A hint of black was said to join the summer-worthy sneaker's palette. But these pairs actually a true to its name shown on Nike's SNKRS app, "White & Gold."

Summer '23 kicked off rumors of a new Sail Jordan 4, a follow-up to the crazy successful and extra creamy Off-White™ pairs (they even restocked...and sold out in the same breath).

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Like the Off-White™ pairs, the Sail Jordan 4s kept the ladies in mind, arriving in women's sizing (hopefully extended).

Slated to release on March 9, 2024, the Air Jordan 4 "Sail" launch is just around the corner. Ahead of the release, Nike has revealed better looks of the sneaker from the Jordan Brand's Spring 2024 lineup.

2024 is already looking like a good year for Jordan 4 lovers. Bred Reimagined? Military Blues? Now, fresh Sail 4s? The new year will be even better if fans actually score a W on these upcoming pairs.

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