Jayson Tatum & Jordan Brand Present Four-City "Welcome To" Collection

It's uncertain when Jayson Tatum will be at 100% again, but that hasn't stopped the Boston Celtics star from handling business. In addition to being in the gym faster than many would've expected given his Achilles rupture, the 27-year-old recently launched the Jordan Tatum 4 basketball shoe. Before December arrives, the silhouette will go on a short "world tour" as part of a "Welcome To" Collection.

Accompanied by matching pairs of the Air Jordan 11 Low IE, the special edition style from Jordan Brand will touch down in just four places: St. Louis, London, Shanghai, and Tokyo. The Japan-exclusive pair, which draws inspiration from the jazz kissa (ジャズ喫茶), was worn by Michael Jordan during the Ryder Cup 2025. The café-informed Air Jordan offering features the same white-and-blue color scheme as its matching Tatum 4. The other "Welcome To" exclusives include a grey/black, blue, and purple-colored duo inspired by the grittiness associated with London; the color scheme references the seat patterns found on the Bakerloo and Victoria line trains. The "Welcome to Shanghai" set won't be made available to the public, but its black-and-purple-heavy makeover evokes imagery of the city's nightlife.

Fittingly, the "Welcome to St. Louis" duo kicks off Tatum and Jordan Brand's world tour. This edition is a love letter to the one-time NBA champion's hometown, drawing inspiration from the city's iconic music scene and early 2000s swagger.

The pairs feature light blue uppers with white accents that nod to distressed denim, as well as mesh panels meant to recreate throwback jerseys popular in St. Louis during the early aughts. Chrome finishes on Jumpman and Tatum logos harken back to classic car culture, while the 0 on the heel references Tatum's signature chain. Additionally, the detail subtly echoes the alternate blue jersey worn by his hometown team, the St. Louis Cardinals.

The entire "Welcome To" range by Tatum and Jordan Brand will see an ultra-limited launch. Tokyo23 kicks off the collection's launch on Thursday, Oct. 23, followed by the "Welcome to St. Louis" duo landing at select Foot locker and Nike stores in St. Louis and Boston on Friday, Nov. 7. Bouncewear in London will drop its stock on Sunday, Nov. 16, while the nightlife-inspired "Welcome to Shanghai" pairs will only be gifted to "a select group of cultural connectors and tastemakers," according to Jordan Brand.

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