Michael Le Paris Saint-Germain, or PSG as they’re commonly referred, is reprising their collaborative relationship with Jordan Brand this season, the two prepared to release not only an Air Jordan 4 but also an accompanying Jordan Zoom 92.
But while overtly related in its use of branding, the pair is far more greyscale by comparison. The aforementioned’s burgundy tone is made use of once again, its context slightly tweaked as it dresses the entirety of the tongue, topmost eye stay, and the textured Swoosh. Elsewhere, the rest the upper is muted, bereft of color: dark grey shades coat the velvet-esque toe box — matching that of the midsole and taping — while lighter variations add marginal contrast to the ripstop at the mid-panel as well as the partially see-through synthetic below. Black tabs then mark with “PANAME” in bold, a complement to the PSG emblem that accents on the heel atop black all the same.
Grab a close-up look at the latest entry into the collection here and expect a release to arrive hopefully later this year.
In other news, check out 2021’s Air Jordan 1 Volt.
