Jordan Brand and Peyton Smith Design an Air Jordan 4 Make-A-Wish

We rarely get to experience something like this! Make-A-Wish receiver Peyton Smith was actually allowed to design his own Air Jordan 4 and release it together with the label. But what is Make-A-Wish, and why did cancer survivor Peyton create his own Jordan?

The Make-A-Wish-Foundation is a non-profit organisation that fulfills the heart's desire for seriously ill children. Peyton Smith's wish was to create his own Air Jordan sneaker. A short time later, this wish was fulfilled. The teenager was also able to visit the Nike headquarters and meet some personal stars like Tinker Hatfield.

His sneakers have a white upper and small grey hits with personally designed yellow cancer bands found on the heels. On the inside of the tongue, the "Air Jordan" is replaced by an "Air Peyton”, and the insoles with a camouflage pattern and shark nose print are inspired by World War II fighter planes.

Only four pairs of the Air Jordan 4 "Make-A-Wish" have been produced. The sneakers were made exclusively for Peyton and his family. Therefore, we will probably not see a major release.