Air Jordan 4 “Pure Money” 2006

The Air Jordan 4 “Pure Money” 2006 was the second all-White Jordan 4 to debut. Releasing on May 20, 2006, the shoes retailed for $115 and were available in full family sizes. Designed by Tinker Hatfield, this pair was launched alongside the “Black Cat” pair in the same year.

Air Jordan 4 Pure Money 2006 History

When the “Pure Money” was released, the shoes were a hit with fans of Jordan Brand, who took their whole family out to buy them. At the time of release, the only drawback of the shoes was that they could get dirty easily due to the all-White makeover.

Upon opening the box, you were greeted with a poster, which was only done a handful of times. The poster featured Michael Jordan hitting “The Shot” on Craig Ehlo in 1989.

Taking a simple approach, this Air Jordan 4 comes dressed in a White and Metallic Silver color scheme. Constructed with White leather, the shoes feature Metallic Silver on the eyelets and Jumpman on the heels. The Jumpman and “Flight” on the tongues also have White, with the same shade applied to the laces and midsole. “PURE $” is stitched on the back tabs, while the “Air Jordan” label is placed on the inside of the tongue. Other details include the signature visible Air unit in the heels and an all-White rubber outsole.

Finding a pair of the “Pure Money” Air Jordan 4 isn’t difficult in recent years. However, it isn’t easy in good condition. Most pairs have yellowed over time and are no longer wearable due to the midsoles.

Air Jordan 4 Pure Money 2006 Release Info

The Air Jordan 4 “Pure Money” was released on May 20, 2006, and retailed for $115. When released, the shoes were available in full family sizes for adults, grade school, preschool, and toddlers. You will have to visit an aftermarket website for those who want to buy. Prices vary depending on condition and sizes but range between $200 and $800.

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