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In the past year or so, there's been an uptake in denim sneakers, literal classic sportswear models wearing their best blue jeans. Nike itself has released its fair share of denim-ified sneakers, but the latest Air Jordans might be the prettiest of them all.

Enter the "Iced Carmine" Jordan 4 sneaker.

The newest pair of Jordan 4s isn't your normal denim sneakers. Instead of the classic blue material, these Jordan sneakers feature pink denim uppers.

The Jordan Brand pairs spring-worthy denim with faded yellow shoelaces and Air-supported soles, creating a vintage-style vibe for the Jordan "jeakers."

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While the concept of pink denim AJ4s is new, denim-clad Jordans are not. Just last year, the label released double-denim Jordan 4s in "Worn Blue." And before the Levi's AJ3s were a thing, the fashion brand dropped a stylish Jordan 4 collaboration, making the iconic model into the ultimate denim dream.

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But again, pink denim on Jordan 4s? It's a match made in "jeakers" heaven.

Speaking of which, the Jordan 4 "Iced Carmine" sneaker is expected to drop sometime in April on Nike's website.

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