Air Jordan 4 Retro Rare Air - Black - Size: 3

'PS' stands for Pre-School sizing. This size range is designed for younger children who have outgrown toddler sizes but are not yet in grade school sizes, typically fitting children aged 3-6 years.

For leather sections, use a soft, damp cloth with a mild leather cleaner. For suede, use a dedicated suede brush and eraser to gently remove dirt and scuffs. Avoid using water or harsh chemicals directly on suede, as it can damage the material.

While durable, the Air Jordan 4 Retro 'Rare Air' (PS) is primarily designed for casual wear and style. For high-intensity sports or rigorous athletic activities, we recommend dedicated sports footwear that provides specialized support and performance features for children.

The 'Rare Air' concept draws inspiration from the early, sometimes 'imperfect,' production runs of iconic Air Jordan models like the AJ1. It embraces these design quirks and inconsistencies as unique, collectible details, turning perceived flaws into distinct stylistic choices.

The tongue patches are designed to be removable. To prevent loss, always ensure they are securely fastened when attached to the shoe. If not in use, store them in a safe place. Consider their removability as a feature for customization, rather than a permanent fixture.

Air Jordan models generally run true to size. However, for children, it's always recommended to measure their feet and consult a size chart. Due to rapid foot growth, regularly check for a proper fit to ensure comfort and support.

This particular Air Jordan 4 Retro 'Rare Air' (PS) model features classic Jumpman color codes, with a primary Black base accented by elements of Red and Blue, providing a bold and iconic look.

For leather, use a soft, damp cloth with a mild leather cleaner. For suede, use a specialized suede brush and eraser; avoid water. Gently rub in small circles for dirt removal. Always test cleaners on an inconspicuous area first.

Ensure the patch is securely fastened to its designated area. If concern about loss persists, you may consider keeping the patches separate when the shoes are not being worn, or applying a stronger adhesive (carefully) if permanent attachment is desired (which would alter the product).

Double-check the shoe size against your child's current foot measurements. Ensure socks are not too thick or thin. Allow for a short 'break-in' period. If discomfort persists, the sizing may be incorrect, or there might be an internal obstruction.

While durable, consistent wear on very abrasive surfaces (like rough concrete or specific sports courts) can accelerate wear. Encourage your child to use these primarily for casual wear. Inspect for any sharp objects that might be causing damage.