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Nike's taking a break from its epic Jordan revivals to introduce a fresh (but also familiar) take on the Air Jordan 4. Its name? The "Cave Stone" 4s.

The Jordan 4 "Cave Stone" sneakers appears in this nice earthy brown colorway, alongside smooth suede-like nubuck leather. And underneath is a good ole classic Jordan 4 model, no skate-ready tweaks or basketball hoop-inspired cages.

The whole thing has this "Mocha"-like flavoring which calls back Travis Scott's Jordan sneaker collaborations as well as the plethora of similar brown Nike sneakers that followed, low-tops included.

Nike's Jordan 4 "Cave Stone" sneaker arrives as perhaps the most pleasing "Mocha"-style pairs in a while. Maybe you weren't in the mood for a Jumpman mocha latte but it ended up being great anyways.

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The Jordan 4 "Cave Stone" sneakers were rumored to drop in September. However, Christmas has come early as the Mocha-tinged shoes are now slated to land at a few retailers in August (END's website has a raffle open for them as we speak).

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