Jordan Brand continues to push boundaries with women’s exclusive releases. The Air Jordan 4 “Sierra Red” leads that charge in 2026. This colorway fuses bold red accents with elegant neutral tones for a powerful aesthetic.
The design combines Pale Ivory, Sierra Red, and Tough Red, crafting a clean yet fierce look. Pale Ivory covers most of the upper, giving the sneaker a light and luxurious feel. Meanwhile, Sierra Red energizes the wing eyelets, Jumpman logos, and mesh netting underlay.
Moreover, the mix of reds adds vibrant depth without overwhelming the silhouette. This balance allows the shoe to remain versatile and fashion-forward. The signature Air Jordan 4 structure brings familiarity, while the colorway keeps things fresh.
Jordan Brand fans will love the nod to classic color blocking. At the same time, the “Sierra Red” offers something new with its layered red-on-red details. This sneaker blends performance DNA with fashion statement energy.
AIR JORDAN 4 ‘SIERRA RED’ RELEASE INFO
The Air Jordan 4 “Sierra Red” drops in Spring 2026 at select Jordan Brand retailers and online at Nike.com. It will retail for $215 and comes exclusively in women’s sizing. The pair brings elevated design and timeless Air Jordan energy to the new year’s must-have list.
Women’s Air Jordan 4 “Valentine’s Day”
Color: Pale Ivory/Sierra Red-Tough Red
Style Code: HV0823-108
Release Date: February 7, 2026
Price: $220
WHERE TO BUY
FCFS
DSG (10am ET)
WSS (10am ET)
Feature (10am ET)
Nordstrom (10am ET)
Nike US (10am ET)
Raffles
DSG (In App)
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UPDATE 11/18/25: Retailer images of the “Valentine’s” Air Jordan 4 are here. The February release has not been officially confirmed yet.
UPDATE 9/15/25: Another look at the “Sierra” red AJ4 has arrived this week, and is now expected to be a Valentine’s themed drop, releasing in February.
UPDATE 9/4/25: The first image of this upcoming AJ4 has surfaced this week, showing off the accurate rendering of the original mockup. Only the back heel is visible, but the model appears to be a plain white and red color blocking.
Info / Mockup via zsneakerheadz & sneakerfiles