The Air Jordan OG 4 in the 'White Cement' variation was among the initial color schemes launched in 1989 and also had the distinction of being the first to be showcased in Spike Lee's "Do The Right Thing" film. Its upper is constructed with a clean white leather material and is complemented by coordinating over-molded mesh, while the defining cement pattern is featured on the heel, technical strap, and midsole, adding to its distinctive style. To add a vibrant touch, red Jumpman branding is present on the tongue, and the heel includes a black Nike Air logo.