The Air Jordan IV shown here is an unreleased sample from 1999 that didn’t make it to retail during that initial retro period for the sneaker. The colorway in place appears to be a ‘UNC’ style one, with the build featuring a leather look in tune with the Air Jordan IV ‘Midnight Navy’ that did end up at retail in that era. See more on this super-rare Air Jordan IV sample after the jump and tell us what you think of the gem from the collection of adam837 on eBay.

Chris Paul has just showed off a bit more from his personal Air Jordan stash in the form of the Air Jordan IV ‘Purple’ pictured above. The pair doesn’t have a particularly player-exclusive look to it, so is it possible that they might be on the release calender at some point in the future? Stay tuned to Jordans Daily should that happen and make sure you click through for the full photo of Chris Paul wearing this never before seen Air Jordan IV.

The Air Jordan IV has been the retro silhouette of choice this year for the Oregon Ducks football team. Landing outside of the player-exclusive pairs is this even more exclusive custom from DeJesus. The sneaker mixes in camoflague to go with the green and yellow ‘Oregon’ base. Get all the photos of the latest DeJesus Customs piece of work and tell us in the comments if you think this pair tops the officially sanctioned Oregon x Air Jordan pairs.

Our first substantial look at the Air Jordan IV ‘Green Glow’ has arrived. As you can see, the sneaker is a pretty muted affair and has a rather stealthy look as a result of the toned down green sections paired up with the greys and blacks. Of course the ‘green glow’ moniker hints that there may be more than meets the eye here, so you’ll have to stay tuned for more preveiws to figure out if this Air Jordan IV has something up its sleeve. Continue reading for more on the Air Jordan IV ‘Green Glow’ and watch for a Fall 2013 release date.

Air Jordan IV
Dark Grey/Green Glow-Cement Grey-Black
308497-033
$160
Fall 2013

After the entirety of the original Air Jordan IV colorway range was liberated back in 2012, it’s time for the sneaker to do something new this year. One of those new things that will be doing is suiting up in this take on the ‘Fire Red’ look. Check out the Air Jordan IV ‘Fire Red’ 2013 version on-feet right after the jump (Along with a pretty thorough video review) and watch for a release date as soon as the info is available right here.

Air Jordan IV
Fire Red/White-Black-Cement Grey
308497-603
$160

Coming straight out of fuedal Japan is this latest custom job from El Cappy that grabs the Air Jordan IV as its canvas. The sneaker rips off the back Jumpman hit, as we’ve seen a couple times recently in Cappy’s work, and replaces it with a unique icon-this time around a mini-Samurai head to make the inspiration that much more evident. Check out this custom Air Jordan IV in all its Japanese-inspired beauty right after the jump.

As Jordans Daily reported back in December of 2012, this brand new Air Jordan IV colorway will indeed be releasing this year. The pair riffs off Carmelo Anthony’s fire red suede version but switches up both the colorblocking and the materials. Continue reading to get a full look at this Air Jordan IV in fire red, white, black, and cement grey and watch for them to release for Fall 2013.

Air Jordan IV
Fire Red/White-Black-Cement Grey
308497-603
Fall 2013
$160

The Air Jordan IV ‘Cavs’ was a sneaker that plenty of folks appropriated with a Knicks look, given that it’s been so long since Cleveland wore those colors and, let’s face it, the Knicks have quite a bit bigger fanbase. Customizer Mache is the latest one to do so, outfitting the sneakers with a “Ball Don’t Lie” theme a la current Knicks player Rahseed Wallace. Flip through the gallery for a look at the Air Jordan IV customs from Mache (complete with the Sheed logo) and let us know if you approve in the comments.

The Nike Air Yeezy in its various forms has already secured its spot as one of the go-to palettes for sneaker cusomization inspiration. The latest pair that pulls from it is this Air Jordan IV done by Noldo, which aims for the black and solar red combination found on the Nike Air Yeezy 2. Stick with us for the gallery after the jump for a view more shots of the Air Jordan IV ‘Yeezy 2′ and purchase this pair for yourself from fallenangelv6 on eBay.

The Air Jordan IV ‘Fire Red Suede’ will be releasing later on in 2013, but a few Jordan Brand athletes have apparently been allowed to skip the long wait ahead. Carmelo Anthony was the first and Russell Westbrook now becomes the second, shown here with the anticipated Air Jordan IV pair on his feet (with a bit of blocking around the midsole that separates them from the upcoming retail version). Continue reading for the full picture and let us know in the comments if this Air Jordan IV release is one you’re looking forward to.