The Nigel Sylvester Jordan 4 “Brick After Brick” continues to be arguably the most dominant storyline of 2026 so far, in no small part to an expertly managed and scheduled rollout that's kept the shoe in the headlines for months. Though the sequel has been an object of fascination since shortly after his “Brick By Brick” first hit shelves, an art installation in New York with some serious tonnage behind (on top of?) it, a Tetris close, and the help of Young Jeezy has kept the shoe as a trending topic for much of the first half of this year. Given that our first seeds of this OG-adjacent colorway came at a fashion show around the 2025 breakout, it's only right that Nigel Sylvester has apparel options in tow alongside the already vaunted footwear. As official images of the “Brick After Brick” come to light, so too do those additional options. To star, we have a mesh jersey with his “Bike Air” logo in Cinnabar, reading “Brick 89” on the reverse, and a dark grey tee with similar branding and the shoe's title running vertical down the back. The traditional “sportswear” half rounds out with a brick-hued crewneck sweatshirt. Though overall, this collection skews more accessible than the moto styles that came with the “Brick by Brick,” there are some more refined options in store. A stealthy anorak is the highlight, but its synthetic materiality also lends to a pair of drawstring shorts and zip-up swe
