Air Jordan 4 PSG ‘Bordeaux’: How to Buy the Parisian Collab Without Overpaying


The Air Jordan 4 PSG ‘Bordeaux’ (CZ5624-100) deserves more attention. Released in 2020, this Paris Saint-Germain collaboration combines Tinker Hatfield’s iconic silhouette with a sophisticated color palette reminiscent of Aimé Leon Dore’s understated aesthetic. Some compare its color blocking to the legendary ‘Fire Red,’ but the Bordeaux accents, exclusive branding, and Parisian influence give this Jordan 4 its own identity.

Air Jordan 4 PSG ‘Bordeaux’ Key Facts at a Glance

Key Detail

Information

Sneaker

Air Jordan 4 PSG ‘Bordeaux’

Style Code

CZ5624-100

Colorway

White/Neutral Grey/Black/Bordeaux

Release Date

October 10, 2020

Original Retail

$225

Sizing

Men’s

Where to Buy

StockX, GOAT

Where Can You Buy the Air Jordan 4 PSG ‘Bordeaux’ and What Should You Pay?

At the time of writing, resale asking prices vary considerably by size, with a few GOAT sizes near $300.

Men’s Size

StockX

GOAT

8

$369

$347

9

$413

$322

9.5

$359

$295

10

$406

$340

11

$419

$369

12

$342

$350

13

$415

$400

14

$445

$398

15

$709

$550

What Makes the Air Jordan 4 PSG ‘Bordeaux’ Special?

Paris Saint-Germain x Air Jordan 4 Retro Bordeaux

GOAT h/t Shoe Sagas

The beauty of this collaboration lies in its sophisticated color palette and thoughtful details:

  • Premium materials: White leather and grey nubuck toe overlays create a clean foundation.
  • Bordeaux accents: Deep purple eyelets, heel detailing, and midsole accents complement black support wings and mesh.
  • PSG branding: A co-branded Jordan x Paris Saint-Germain badge replaces traditional Jordan heel branding.
  • Parisian identity: A lateral forefoot tab reads “PANAME,” a familiar nickname for Paris.
  • Cultural connection: Part of Jordan Brand’s ongoing partnership with PSG, this release connects basketball heritage with French football culture.

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Should You Buy the Air Jordan 4 PSG ‘Bordeaux’?

Absolutely worth considering around $300, where its scarcity on the streets makes it a smart collector’s buy. Above that, you’re paying a premium for its collaborative appeal.

I’d love to own this Jordan 4, but at nearly $400 for my size 14, I’d hesitate. The design justifies a premium over ordinary retros, but personal value should determine how much you spend.

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