Air Jordan 4 “Brick After Brick” Restocks in Orlando Through HYGT

The Air Jordan 4 Retro OG Nigel Sylvester “Brick After Brick” recently surfaced in an unexpected place: How You Got Those, or HYGT, in Orlando. The store, formerly known as Trophy Room, announced that it had multiple sizes available, giving local sneaker shoppers another opportunity to buy Nigel Sylvester’s Jordan 4 collaboration at retail. The shoe originally released with a $225 retail price, while HYGT sold pairs for $230 plus tax.
According to the store’s announcement, shoppers had to follow HYGT on Instagram and post the release to their story. The inventory remained available across multiple sizes for roughly two days, which is unusual for a sought-after Air Jordan 4 collaboration. The pair features a sail-based colorway with cinnabar, anthracite, and muslin accents, along with a worn-in aesthetic inspired by Sylvester’s BMX background. The “Brick After Brick” concept gives the shoe a distinct storytelling angle compared with a standard Jordan 4 release.
What makes this restock especially interesting is the timing. HYGT is taking over the former Trophy Room location after Marcus Jordan announced that he was moving on from the Trophy Room name and intellectual property. With the store transition happening, the appearance of multiple pairs created plenty of conversation around Orlando’s sneaker scene. Many people were able to secure the shoes locally, and no additional discount was offered.
There also appears to have been another opportunity online, with the Air Jordan 4 “Brick After Brick” reportedly restocking through SNKRS around the same period. That could indicate a broader inventory release rather than a one-off store shipment. Between the SNKRS restock and HYGT’s in-store availability, buyers had more chances than expected to purchase the collaboration at retail. For collectors who missed the original launch, this was a reminder that patience can sometimes pay off—especially when a release suddenly becomes available through both online and local channels.