The Air Jordan 4 'Black Cat' is making a comeback in 2025, and it’s shaping up to be one of the most hyped drops of the year. First released in 2006, this all-black colorway has become a proper legend among sneakerheads.
Inspired by Michael Jordan’s ‘Black Cat’ nickname, the sleek, minimalist design reflects his agility and quick moves on the court. This retro release is even more special as it lines up with the 40th anniversary of the Air Jordan line.
The 2025 Air Jordan 4 ‘Black Cat’ is getting some fresh updates. The biggest change? It’s finally bringing back the Nike Air logo on the heel. Other than that, it sticks to its OG vibes with a black nubuck upper, black netting, and a black midsole, plus some Light Graphite accents on the Jumpman logo and a glossy finish on the midsole.
First dropped in 2006, the ‘Black Cat’ 4s have had a few re-releases, but demand just keeps growing. The last retro in 2020 was a massive hit, with resale prices shooting up to $1,000+.
The next drop is set for 28th November 2025 (Black Friday), and with all the hype, these will sell out fast. Stay locked in for updates!
Frequently asked questions about the Air Jordan 4 'Black Cat'
The ‘Black Cat’ colorway is so popular because of its clean, all-black look that goes with pretty much anything. On top of that, it’s a nod to Michael Jordan’s ‘Black Cat’ nickname, which reflects his speed and agility on the court. The mix of timeless style, versatility, and a connection to a basketball legend makes the ‘Black Cat’ one of the most sought-after Air Jordans out there.
The 2025 version of the ‘Black Cat’ comes with a few updates, the biggest one being the Nike Air logo on the heel, bringing it closer to the original. It still keeps the black nubuck upper, black netting, and black midsole, but now features Light Graphite accents on the Jumpman logo and a glossy finish on the midsole for a fresh touch.
The prices of past ‘Black Cat’ retros, especially the 2020 release, shot up because of limited stock and massive demand. The hype only grew after Michael Jordan’s career got renewed attention, thanks to The Last Dance documentary. With all that buzz, resell prices skyrocketed to around $1,000.
