Air Jordan 4 RM “Fragment” sneakers: First look, design speculations, and everything we know so far 

Air Jordan 4 RM is expected to release a new Fragment Design colorway in 2025. Dubbed as the Godfather of Harajuku, Japanese designer-musician Hiroshi Fujiwara is the lead behind the label, Fragment Design, and plans are to release Air Jordan 4 RM in the Racer Blue colorway for Spring 2025.

While the official release date for the Racer Blue colorway is still unclear, the sneakers are expected to retail at $150. The limited-edition colorway will be sold at official Nike retailers.

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Everything to know about the Air Jordan 4 RM “Fragment” sneakers

Hiroshi Fujiwara's influence on the Japanese fashion landscape has been undeniable, and the potential colorway would seem like a much-awaited lineup in Spring 2025 among sneakerheads.

The Racer Blue sneaker is reminiscent of Hiroshi's Air Jordan 1 Retro High design. Similar to Air Jordan 1, the Air Jordan 4 RM appears in a blue, white, and black color palette. However, Fragment Design takes it further by adding a vibrant blue cage that holds the sneaker and adds to the overall aesthetics.

While the design has not been officially revealed, the Air Jordan 4 RM is expected to feature mesh and suede overlays. Additionally, the black leather toe box provides a contrasting texture to the other elements in the sneaker. The colors and materials blend into each other, adding attractiveness to comfort. Instagram user @sneakernews shared pictures from the potential release.

This is not the first time Nike has collaborated with Fragment Design for apparel and sneakers. The new colorway is notable because it has modern aesthetics and yet reminds you of a classic Jordan from the early 2000s.

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The Racer Blue colorway has a sophisticated palette that makes it stand out as a dress sneaker. The Nike X Fragment collaboration reiterates the sneaker brand's global presence and its endeavor to work with artists worldwide.

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