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Stunt the Stunning Levi’s X Air Jordan IV Sneakers Starting June 30

In January 2018, Levi’s teamed up with Air Jordan for the fantastic Levi’s X Air Jordan 4 sneakers and a reversible trucker jacket.  Now they’re at it again and shooting for a June 30, 2018 release of the latest collaboration between the two venerable American brands.

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The Levi’s X Air Jordan IV comes in two new colorways and expanded shoe sizing for men, women, and children. Even though Father’s Day is June 17, a post-Father’s Day gift of Levi’s X Air Jordan IV sneakers for dad and son might just be the coolest fathers-on matching combination we can think of after Will Smith and his son Trey in the music video for “Just the Two of Us.”

Coming in both black and white denim colorways with a leather tongue patch featuring the iconic Jumpman logo, these kicks are just aching to be paired with joggers and an oversized sweatshirt for that in,vogue sneakerhead-meets-street look.

Of course, you could always pair them with the simultaneously released Levi’s X Jordan Reversible Trucker jacket. Inspired and designed with the classic Jordan warm-up suit in mind, the Reversible Trucker Jacket can be worn with the interior red, crinkle taffeta fabric facing outward accented with a denim collar and the Flight Jumpman logo on the back or worn the “right” way with Levi’s denim on the exterior and the taffeta collar as an accent. The jacket also sports thoughtful details like copper shank buttons branded with Levi’s and Jordan logos.

The Levi’s X Air Jordan IV will retail for $225 (for sizes 7-16) and $200 (for youth sizes 3.5-7). The Levi’s X Jordan Reversible Trucker Jacket will retail for $180.

Again, both the jacket and the shoes launch June 30, but the Levi’s X Air Jordan IV sneakers available only at Levi’s Market Street San Francisco and Levi’s SoHo New York stores. So, if you want to guarantee yourself a pair of these killer kicks, you’re going to need a plane ticket or somebody in one of those cities willing to wait in line for you.

The Levi’s X Jordan Reversible Trucker Jacket will be available online at Levi’s official website.

Not a fan of the Jordans, but still want a high-top sneaker to see you through summer? We’ve got all the best choice right here.

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