Air Jordan 4 'White Cement' 2025 resale prices by size, September 2026

The Air Jordan 4 'White Cement' 2025 is one of the most heavily traded sneakers in our database right now. Between June 29 and September 20, 2026 we recorded 9,947 resale transactions for it across GOAT and StockX, counting adult and grade-school (GS) pairs together. The median sale over that period was $234.

This post looks at three things: how the price moved week by week, what it costs in each size, and how the GS version tracks the adult one.

The price rose through the summer, then gave some back

Adult pairs (sizes 7 to 13) started the window at a $226 weekly median in the week of June 29. The median climbed through July, reached $250 in the week of August 3, and held at exactly $250 for four straight weeks. It then drifted down to $239.50 in the week of September 14, the last complete week in the window.

So the adult median gained about 10% from late June to early August and has given back roughly 4% since. Weekly volume peaked alongside the price: 922 adult sales in the week of August 3, falling to 428 by the week of September 14.

The GS version moved further in both directions. It began at a $155 median, peaked at $203 in the week of August 10, and fell to $166 by mid-September. GS weeks are thinner (51 to 365 sales each), so single weeks swing more.

Price by size: the ends of the run cost more

Pooling all adult sizes into one median hides a lot. Here is every adult size with at least 40 recorded sales, GOAT only, because StockX transactions do not carry a size.

The curve sags in the middle. Size 10 is the cheapest common size at a $230 median, and it is also the most traded (533 sales). Sizes 9.5 to 11 all sit between $230 and $234. Move to either end of the run and the price climbs: size 12.5 has a $262 median and size 12 is at $253, while the small end reaches $287 at size 7.5.

Two caveats on the extremes. Size 7.5 has only 95 sales, the fewest of any size here apart from 12.5, so its median rests on a thin sample. Size 7 breaks the pattern in the other direction at $183, the cheapest size on the board; it sits next to the GS range, where the same shoe is cheaper.

The spread within a single size is wide. Size 8 ranges from $25 to $330. A $25 sale for this shoe is almost certainly a damaged or otherwise flawed pair rather than a market price, which is exactly why this post uses medians.

For how the model behaves across colorways over a longer period, see the Air Jordan 4 model page, and the Air Jordan brand page for brand-level volume.

Grade school pairs approach adult prices at the top of the range

The GS run tells a clean story: the bigger the kids' size, the closer it gets to adult money.

From size 4.5 to size 6.5 the median rises about 46%, from $137 to $200. At GS 7 the median is $195, which is above the $183 median for the adult size 7 in the same window. The two sizes are close in fit, so anyone flexible between them paid less for the adult pair here.

Platform difference is small

Adult pairs traded at a $241 median on GOAT (3,479 sales) and $244 on StockX (3,878 sales) over the window, a difference of about 1.2%. The two platforms are pricing this shoe nearly identically; fees, shipping and condition rules differ between them, and those are not reflected in these figures.