We’ve said it before: 2025 is shaping up to be a memorable year for Jordan Sneaker releases. Given that this year has a lot to celebrate, including the 40th anniversary of the Jumpman Label and the AJ 1 silhouette, as well as legendary models like the Jordan 5 and AJ11 reaching significant milestones, it’s no surprise that Jordan Brand is going all out with its releases. But, even among all the highly anticipated kicks, there are a few standouts that are truly making 2025 a legendary year for sneakerheads. These are the Jordan sneakers every fan has been eagerly waiting for.
Travis Scott x Fragment Design x Air Jordan 1 Low
One of the most anticipated shoe releases of summer 2025 is undoubtedly Jordan Brand, Travis Scott, and Fragment Design’s follow-up to their 2021 Air Jordan 1 Low OG collaboration. There’s no going wrong with a predominantly white sneaker featuring Fragment’s signature blue hits and both parties’ distinctive branding details. Find out more about the Travis Scott x Fragment x Air Jordan 1 Low.
Air Jordan 1 Low “Chicago”
The Jumpman Label is adding the long-awaited Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Chicago” colourway to its holiday 2025 roster, and it’s sure to be a hit with sneakerheads. After all, you can’t truly commemorate Jordan Brand’s history without honouring the distinctive Chicago colour palette, and the brand’s low-top AJ1s have become a more and more popular option. Find out more about the Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Chicago”.
Air Jordan 1 High “Banned”
For its 40th anniversary this year, Jordan Brand brought back the classic Bred AJ 1 colourway in the familiar black and red leather look. With only 10,000 pairs available worldwide and a construction similar to the original 1985 release, many fans deemed these sneakers an absolute must-have. Find out more about the Air Jordan 1 Retro High ’85 OG “Bred”.
Union LA X Air Jordan 1 High “Chicago/Shadow”
Union LA revisited their beloved 2018 Jordan 1 collaboration this year, merging the Chicago’s signature red-and-white leather design with the Shadow’s grey and black ankle collar. The concept pays tribute to the process of disassembling original pairs to repair cherished silhouettes, and the colour combination on the new colourway couldn’t be more perfect. Find out more about the Union x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Chicago/Shadow”.
Air Jordan 1 High “UNC Reimagined”
The “UNC” Jordan 1s were reimagined in the same way as 2022’s “Lost And Found” release, with cracked white leather uppers and an aged sole unit that gives the shoes a vintage and worn-in look. The design was intended to make you feel like you’d been saving this pair since 1985, and the details undoubtedly deliver that nostalgic feel. Find out more about the Air Jordan 1 High OG “UNC Reimagined”.
Air Jordan 1 High “Shattered Backboard”
Although MJ’s “Shattered Backboard” Jordan 1s have seen several remakes throughout the years, the 2015 design remains the most popular. Sneakerheads are impatiently waiting to get their hands on the coveted black, sail, and starfish design that so perfectly honours MJ’s famous backboard smashing dunk in Italy. Find out more about the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Shattered Backboard”.
Off-White x Air Jordan 1 High “Alaska”
Off-White’s exclusive “Euro” colourway—now called the “Alaska” design—will finally be made available to a larger audience in 2025. The original design hasn’t changed much, but the Off-White details, pure white uppers, and orange and blue pops are still as coveted as they were back in 2018. Find out more about the Off-White x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Alaska”.
Air Jordan 3 “Black Cement”
Jordan Brand celebrated their 40th anniversary by bringing back the classic Air Jordan 3 “Black Cement” colourway. Given that this colourway was one of the first to be released in 1988 and that the sneakers were brought back close to the original specifications, sneakerheads couldn’t sleep on this release. Find out more about the Air Jordan 3 OG “Black Cement”.
Air Jordan 3 “Seoul 2.0”
Another fan-favourite Jordan release that will be revamped for 2025 is the 2018 “Seoul” edition, which was inspired by the 1988 Olympic Games in Seoul. The design preserves most of its original look, but the uppers, sole unit, eyelets, and elephant print pattern have been revised to offer an aged look. The nostalgia these sneakers evoke was enough to keep fans thrilled for their release. Find out more about the Air Jordan 3 “Seoul 2.0”.
Air Jordan 3 “Pure Money”
The “Pure Money” Jordan 3 will return to the sneaker scene in 2025, and Jordanheads couldn’t be happier. Since its 2007 debut, the style has grown in popularity much thanks to its clean white leather uppers and contrasting chrome accents. Find out more about the Air Jordan 3 “Pure Money”.
Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 4 “Brick by Brick”
Jordan Brand and BMX star Nigel Sylvester teamed up to create one of this year’s most anticipated sneakers. The orange suede shoes with their distinctively textured mudguards generated plenty of hype around their release. The kicks even made headlines for being part of a train heist in which pairs were stolen before their official debut. Find out more about the Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 4 “Brick by Brick”.
Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 “Navy”
Nike SB and Jordan Brand have released a new colourway of their popular 2023 Jordan 4 skate shoe collab. While the only difference is a switch from “Pine Green” to “Navy” accents, these kicks were as sought-after the second time around. Find out more about the Nike SB x Air Jordan 4 “Navy”.
Air Jordan 4 “White Cement”
Jordan Brand is reintroducing the iconic “White Cement” Air Jordan 4 in its original 1989 shape, colour, and details this year—and in full family sizes at that. Given that the colourway was last released in 2016, this is a welcome return for fans. Find out more about the Air Jordan 4 “White Cement”.
Undefeated x Air Jordan 4
Two distinct versions of the Undefeated Jordan 4 will be released this year to commemorate the Jumpman Label’s 40th anniversary in 2025: one with the Jumpman logo at the heel (like the original drop) and the other with the coveted “Nike Air” branding. In any case, both variants are expected to be in high demand when they appear in June as sneakerheads have been eagerly anticipating this grail’s return since last year. Find out more about the Undefeated x Air Jordan 4.
Air Jordan 4 “Cave Stone”
While it might seem surprising that an in-house colourway with no collaborative ties or theme could attract so much attention, the Air Jordan 4 “Cave Stone” is predicted to be a hit in this year’s lineup. Perhaps it’s the earthy brown tones that have everyone enamoured, or the plush suede uppers, or maybe even the colourways’ resemblance to Travis Scott’s “Mocha” 4s from 2018. Whatever the reason, we can’t wait for these shoes to be released in fall 2025. Find out more about the Air Jordan 4 “Cave Stone”.
Air Jordan 4 “Black Cat”
This year has seen the arrival of a few “Black Cat” sneakers inspired by MJ’s moniker. Still, the AJ4 model, which will be available during the holiday season, is possibly the most anticipated. The pair will return with Nike Air branding on the heel tab, which is a nice departure from editions that previously released. Find out more about the Air Jordan 4 “Black Cat”.
A Ma Maniére x Air Jordan 4 “Dark Mocha”
A Ma Maniére has cooked up a premium version of the Air Jordan 4 for the holiday 2025 season, complete with quality materials, elaborate details, and a rich mocha colour. While images of the shoe have yet to surface, the colour scheme has clearly piqued the interest of sneakerheads worldwide. Find out more about the A Ma Maniére x Air Jordan 4 “Dark Mocha”.
Air Jordan 5 “Black Metallic Reimagined”
The classic AJ5 “Black Metallic” was reintroduced in February this year with white laces and a reflective 3M finish that added a revamped look to the original designs standard black nubuck uppers. The reimagined look was a reference to Mike’s attire from the 1990 playoff game and was met with high praise from sneaker enthusiasts. Find out more about the Air Jordan 5 “Black Metallic Reimagined”.
Air Jordan 5 “Grape”
Does it even need to be said? The “Grape” colourway, which was made popular by Mike and the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air back in the 1990s, is one of the major Air Jordan 5 releases that are expected to happen this year. The pair comes back in OG style, with white leather uppers, purple and teal decorations, and, most crucially for fans, Nike Air branding on the heel. Find out more about the Air Jordan 5 “Grape”.
Air Jordan 5 “Fire Red Black Tongue”
The classic Fire Red AJ5 style—more specifically, the design with black satin tongues—is set to return this year in full-family sizes. Expect the same white leather uppers with black and red finishing touches. Plus, the sneaker will include the original Nike Air logo on the heel and the “23” typeface at the ankle, which will definitely delight fans of the original design. Find out more about the Air Jordan 5 “Fire Red Black Tongue”.
Air Jordan 5 “Tokyo”
The highly sought-after “Tokyo 23” Air Jordan 5, which was first released in 2011 to honour Jordan Tokyo 23’s debut in Japan, is set to see a wider release in fall 2025. Many Jordanheads have long wanted to get their hands on these yellow suede sneakers with their Kanji logo on the sides, and now there’s finally a chance to purchase them for less than the resale price. Find out more about the Air Jordan 5 “Tokyo”.
Air Jordan 8 “Bugs Bunny”
The “Bugs Bunny” Jordan 8s, a sought-after design with close ties to the beloved Looney Tunes character, will finally be re-released during the holiday season after a long 12-year wait. The retro retains the classic white leather uppers with black accents and red and grey patterning on the heel and midsole. You definitely don’t want to wait another twelve years to get your hands on a pair of these iconic kicks. Find out more about the Air Jordan 8 “Bugs Bunny”.
Air Jordan 8 “Aqua”
Michael Jordan first wore the Air Jordan 8 “Aqua” colourway in 1993, and it has since become one of the most sought-after styles in the Air Jordan lineup. It’s easy to see why these beauties are a fan favourite release for 2025. The shoe has a black durabuck upper with vibrant purple and aqua embellishments for a distinctly ’90s aesthetic. Find out more about the Air Jordan 8 “Aqua”.
Air Jordan 10 “Steel”
Michael Jordan’s 1994 “Steel” Air Jordan 10s will return in 2025, complete with the rare toe cap feature that sneakerheads either really love or absolutely hate. Aside from this detail, the shoe features the standard white leather uppers with black and grey accents and a powder blue Jumpman logo on the outsole. Find out more about the Air Jordan 10 “Steel Grey”.
Air Jordan 10 “Shadow”
Jordan fans can also look forward to the comeback of the classic “Shadow” Air Jordan 10 colourway this year. Unlike the “Steel” release, these pairs will not include the toe cap design, but they will feature the same smokey suede uppers, jet-black tumbled leather embellishments, and the iconic red logo that made the colourway so beloved. Find out more about the Air Jordan 10 “Shadow”.
Air Jordan 11 Low “Bred”
The Jumpman Label is bringing back the classic “Bred” colourway in its low-top style to commemorate the Air Jordan 11 silhouette’s 30th anniversary. This year’s “Bred” design was inspired by Mike’s Player Exclusive pair from the 1996 NBA Finals, making them even more desirable for fans. Find out more about the Air Jordan 11 Low “Bred”.
Air Jordan 11 “Gamma Blue”
The Gamma 11s will be back in 2025, twelve years after their initial unveiling in 2013. Expect the iconic black mesh uppers, glossy black patent leather, transparent outsoles, and Gamma Blue and Varsity Maize branding, which have landed these shoes on the top of many best Jordan 11 lists. Find out more about the Air Jordan 11 “Gamma Blue”.
Air Jordan 12 “Flu Game”
Michael Jordan’s famous black and red Air Jordan 12s, which he wore during his 1997 NBA Finals performance, in which he scored 38 points despite flu-like symptoms, were revived to great acclaim in March 2025. The sneakers were a huge hit with enthusiasts who had been waiting for a chance to get their hands on them since 2016. Find out more about the Air Jordan 12 “Flu Game”.
Air Jordan 12 “French Blue”
Jordan Brand plans to revive the Air Jordan 12 “French Blue” colourway that Kobe Bryant wore during his sneaker free agency in 2003. The upcoming holiday release will include white tumbled leather uppers, faux reptile overlays, midsole, and branding features in a gorgeous French Blue colour. Needless to say, this drop has generated plenty of excitement. Find out more about the Air Jordan 12 “French Blue”.
Air Jordan 12 “Taxi”
Michael Jordan’s Air Jordan 12 “Taxi” will be revived in its original form this fall, with white leather uppers and black, yellow and red accents. Jordan fans have been eagerly expecting the reintroduction of these kicks since their last appearance in 2013, so they are sure to sell out quickly once they drop. Find out more about the Air Jordan 12 “Taxi”.
Air Jordan 14 Red “Ferrari”
The “Red Ferrari” AJ14 colourway, inspired by Michael Jordan’s Ferrari 550 Maranello, will return in summer 2025, with luxury suede uppers, faux carbon fibre midsole details, and bright yellow branding. This is another quick sell-out for Jordan Brand, as fans will be anxious to get their hands on this iconic colourway. Find out more about the Air Jordan 14 “Red Ferrari”.
