”Flint” Air Jordan XIII returns in August

One of the most beloved OG colorways in the lineage of the Air Jordan XIII is making its return this summer, as the “Flint” Air Jordan XIII is set to hit retail once again in August 2026. Originally introduced in 1998, the “Flint” XIII has built a legacy of its own, returning multiple times over the years due to overwhelming demand. Now, six years after its last retro in 2020, Jordan Brand is bringing back the fan-favorite colorway for a new generation—and for longtime collectors who never get tired of…

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Roman Reigns Debuts “Bloodline” Air Jordan 12 on Monday Night Raw

The “Tribal Chief” just gave Jordan Brand its latest viral moment. During a recent episode of WWE Monday Night Raw, Roman Reigns stepped into the ring rocking an unreleased colorway of the Air Jordan 12 that’s already being dubbed the “Bloodline.” And in true Reigns fashion, the moment didn’t just feel like a sneaker sighting—it felt like a statement. A Perfect Fit for the Tribal Chief Era Reigns’ on-screen persona has been defined by dominance, legacy, and family allegiance through The Bloodline faction. So it’s only right that his footwear…

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“Do the Right Thing” Air Jordan 3 Returning in 2027

The “Do the Right Thing” Air Jordan 3 is officially set to make its long-awaited return in 2027, bringing back one of the most unique, culturally-rooted colorways in the history of Jordan Brand. Originally released in 2007, this bold iteration of the Air Jordan 3 was never about on-court performance or team affiliation. Instead, it drew inspiration from the iconic 1989 film Do the Right Thing directed by Spike Lee—a longtime creative partner of Michael Jordan and a key figure in merging basketball, film, and sneaker culture. A Sneaker Rooted…

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”Black/Cement” Air Jordan IV returns November 28

The legendary “Black/Cement” Air Jordan IV is officially set to make its return, with a release date locked in for November 28, 2026, positioning it as one of the biggest drops of the holiday season. Few sneakers carry the weight and cultural significance of this colorway. Originally released in 1989, the Black/Cement 4 is forever tied to Michael Jordanand his iconic playoff moment—“The Shot”over Craig Ehloduring the 1989 NBA Playoffs. That moment helped cement both Jordan’s legacy and the Air Jordan line as pillars of basketball and sneaker culture. This…

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“Infrared”Air Jordan VI returning November 7

The “Infrared” Air Jordan 6 is officially locked in—and it’s shaping up to be one of the biggest drops of the year. Why This Drop Matters This isn’t just another retro—this is history: What to Expect (2026 Version) Jordan Brand is going full OG mode: This will allegdely be the closest thing to the ‘91 pair we’ve gotten since their original debut. What to Expect (2026 Version) Jordan Brand is going full OG mode: This will be the closest thing to the ‘91 pair we’ve gotten in decades. Release Details…

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Air Jordan 14 “Forest Green” Returns Halloween 2026

More than two decades after its original debut, the Air Jordan 14 “Forest Green” is making a long-awaited return. Slated to drop on October 31, 2026, this underrated colorway is finally getting its retro moment after first releasing back in 2005. The “Forest Green” iteration of the Air Jordan 14 keeps things clean and classic, utilizing a white leather upper paired with contrasting black accents. The defining feature, however, is the deep forest green that appears on the midsole, heel, and branding elements, giving the sneaker a unique twist on…

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Air Jordan 4 “Tour Yellow” Returns September 5

After two decades in the vault, one of the most slept-on colorways in the Air Jordan 4 lineage is finally making its long-awaited return. The “Tour Yellow” Air Jordan 4 is officially set to release on September 5, 2026, marking its first retro since its original 2006 debut. At a time when Jordan Brand continues to lean heavily into the Air Jordan 4’s popularity, the return of “Tour Yellow” feels less like a routine drop and more like a cultural restoration. A True “If You Know, You Know” Classic Unlike…

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“College Blue” Air Jordan XVII Returns With Briefcase Packaging, $350 Price Tag

The long-awaited return of the Air Jordan XVII is shaping up to be one of the most polarizing retro drops in recent memory—and now we know it’s coming with all the bells and whistles. According to emerging details, the “College Blue” XVII will not only make its long-overdue comeback in 2027, but it will also arrive in its original briefcase packaging, carrying a hefty $350 retail price tag. When the model first debuted in 2002, Michael Jordan and Jordan Brand pushed boundaries with what a signature sneaker could represent. The XVII wasn’t just footwear—it…

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Air Jordan 4 Laser returning in 2027: A cult classic gets another shot

Jordan Brand is digging back into the archives and pulling out one of its most artistic—and underappreciated—creations. The “Laser” Air Jordan 4 is officially slated to return in 2027, bringing back both the white and black colorways for the first time since their 2005 debut. Originally released as part of the 20th anniversary celebration of the Air Jordan line, the Laser series represented a bold shift in design philosophy. Rather than relying solely on traditional color blocking, Jordan Brand introduced laser-etched graphics that covered the upper in intricate, storytelling-driven patterns.…

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“Charcoal” Air Jordan VII Set to Return for All-Star Weekend 2027

The long-awaited return of the “Charcoal” Air Jordan VII is finally on the horizon, as the classic colorway is slated to make its retail comeback during All-Star Weekend 2027. Originally released in 1992 and worn by Michael Jordan during the NBA Finals, the “Charcoal” VII holds a special place in sneaker history, tied to the Chicago Bulls’ second consecutive championship run. While official images have yet to surface, early reports indicate that the 2027 version will remain faithful to its original design. The sneaker is expected to feature a black…

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