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The Air Jordan 4 was first released in 1989, during which MJ continued to win numerous honors and awards. The Air Jordan 4 was also designed by Tinker Hatfield. It retained many elements from the Jordan 3. By this time, Jordans began gaining significant popularity and were selling out everywhere. It was the first Jordan model released on the global market. The cushioning sole and design of the Air Jordan Retro 4 contributed to making the shoe an international bestseller. The Air Jordan 4 was re-released (retroed) in 1999, and stores sold out of the Air Jordan 4 within hours of its release. Nike realized this was a golden opportunity to capitalize, so they started releasing so-called Retro+ models. The new Jordan shoes had a similar design to the original Jordan 4 but featured new colors or some minor design changes.

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