The Nike Ja 4 “Dark Mode” will be released on September 4, 2026. One of the simpler colorways from Ja Morant’s fourth signature shoe, the pair keeps things simple with a mostly Black build with subtle Anthracite and Off-Noir accents. The retail price is $130.
Quick Facts
Nike Ja 4 “Dark Mode”
Color: Black/Metallic Silver-Cobalt Bliss
Release Date: September 4, 2026
Style Code: IM4135-001
Price: $130
Where to Buy: SNKRS, Foot Locker, Hibbett, DSG
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Nike Basketball will have a ton of colorways of Ja Morant’s latest signature shoe, the Ja 4. After early previews of unique pairs like the “Jaws” iteration, the “Dark Mode” shifts in the opposite direction with a clean, tonal look. Essentially, the “Dark Mode” iteration is done in all-Black, with Morant’s signature Coablt Bliss accents.
What you can expect from the Nike Ja 4 “Dark Mode” is a stealth-inspired design built almost entirely in Black. The upper features the updated textured construction seen on the silhouette, adding depth to the shoe. Subtle branding details blend into the upper in Cobalt Bliss. In addition, a large Chrome “A” lands on the panels, with a reverse Swoosh in Chrome to read “JA.” The look is completed with a Black rubber outsole.
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Nike Ja 4 Dark Mode Release Date
The Nike Ja 4 “Dark Mode” will be released on September 4th, 2026, at select Nike Basketball retailers, including Nike, Foot Locker, Hibbett, and DSG. The retail price is $130. Continue to scroll below for more photos for a closer look.
Bottom Line
The “Dark Mode” Nike Ja 4 keeps things simple, but that’s where it works best. The all-Black setup strips everything back and lets the updated Ja 4 design speak for itself, giving it a clean look that fits easily into any rotation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Like previous models in Ja Morant’s signature line, the Ja 4 is built for on-court performance with a focus on speed, containment, and responsiveness.
No. The shoes will be a general release and available at most Nike Basketball retailers.
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