Jordan Brand is closing its 40th anniversary with a reported Air Jordan 11 “Coldest in the Game” colorway. According to some reports, the sneakers are set to drop during the Holiday 2025 season with a winter-ready aesthetic and will carry a price point of around $230.

Jordan Brand and A Ma Maniére are set to collaborate on a luxurious Air Jordan 6 sneaker for the holiday season. The A Ma Maniere x Air Jordan 6 Is Everything Sneakerheads Hoped For Written by Caryn Ganess for 23jumpmanstreet.

With 130 reviews at Nike, the shoes are rated 4.8 stars out of five. "Best shoes ever! These are perfect! I bought them a week ago and they are so amazing. They feel as well as look so good and they are very good material," says a reviewer.

Jordan Brand will drop the Nike Air Jordan 4 RM “Hemp” as their latest sneaker release in 2025. As a part of their remastered (RM) collection, the model updates classic designs through minimal changes.

The Air Jordan 4 represents more than just athletic footwear; it's a cultural artifact that bridges sports, fashion, and personal expression.

The Air Jordan 13 “He Got Game” sneakers are reportedly set for a comeback in 2026. According to some reports, the shoes are slated to hit shelves in the spring of 2026 with a speculated retail price point of around $200. Once released, the pair will be available on Nike's official website, SNKRS app, and select Jordan brand retailers.

Michael Jordan's sneakers have been banned in his own arena. The Chicago Bulls revealed an addition to its Jordan statue Monday evening, as black boxes censor the sneakers in promotion of the forthcoming Air Jordan 1 High "Bred" release.

Basketball fans and sneakerheads heading to the United Center in 2025 might do a double-take when they enter the atrium and see the famous Michael Jordan statue. The sneakers on MJ’s statue have been completely blacked out (solid black squares over the feet).

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of the iconic Air Jordan 1, Jordan Brand and the Chicago Bulls have teamed up for a bold marketing stunt involving Michael Jordan’s statue at the United Center. The statue,