Jordan Brand’s release schedule for the remainder of the year is expected to be even more wallet crippling than the first half. There’s a lot to look forward to in the upcoming months, including the reintroduction of several cherished retro colourways like the Aqua 8s and Steel 10s, as well as some top-tier designs with regular Jumpman collaborators like Travis Scott and Off-White. To help with budgeting, we put together a list of the best Jordan releases for the remainder of 2025. These are the best Air Jordans to buy in 2025.
Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Nitro”
Nigel Sylvester is dropping a low-top version of his Friends and Family Jordan 1 design from 2022. The upcoming pair sports all the familiar details: scuffed uppers, stained white leather, and mini forefoot Swooshes. Plus, you can’t miss the BMX star’s signature “Bike Air” branding on the tongue tags. Find out more about the Nigel Sylvester x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Nitro”.
Travis Scott x Fragment x Air Jordan 1 Low
There’s not a Travis Scott or Fragment sneaker that doesn’t sell out in seconds, and this crisp white and blue colourway is destined for the same fate. These kicks have Fragment’s lightning bolt logo on the right heel and Scott’s signature happy face scribble on the left. Find out more about the Travis Scott x Fragment x Air Jordan 1 Low.
Zion Williamson x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Voodoo Alternate”
Jordan Brand is dropping Zion Williamson’s “Voodoo Alternate” Jordan 1 PE this October. This version of the shoe features a mix of black, blue and purple hues. But all the fan-fave details are still present. Find out more about the Zion Williamson x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Voodoo Alternate”.
Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Chicago”
No matter what the form, the “Chicago” Jordan 1 is always a must-have. The colourway is slated to return in its low-top cut before year-end, so keep an eye out for them if you want to dodge the four-figure price tag of resale platforms. Find out more about the Air Jordan 1 Low “Chicago”.
Air Jordan 1 High OG “Shattered Backboard”
The bold and beautiful “Shattered Backboard” colourway is dropping in a wide array of styles this year (cleats, mids, lows, you name it), but the Jordan 1 High just strikes all the right nostalgic chords. The pair saw a shock drop on June 26th, but don’t worry, it’s still expected to release in July as well. Find out more about the Air Jordan 1 High OG “Shattered Backboard”.
Air Jordan 1 High ’85 “Reverse Shadow”
The AJ 1 is expected to drop in a “Reverse Shadow” colourway this year. The style comes with a smooth black leather base, grey leather overlays, and a sail and grey sole unit combo below. These will reportedly be dropping exclusively in Tokyo, but keep an eye out on resale sites.
Air Jordan 1 High OG “Light Madder Root”
This sail and brown Jordan 1 High colourway is perfect for the fall. As simple as the colour scheme is, it’s a versatile one. Plus, it comes with fluffy plush hang tags for when you want to add a little flair.
Air Jordan 3 “Pure Money”
It’s been a moment since we last saw the Jordan 3 “Pure Money,” but the kicks look just as clean on their return as they did in 2007. Expect the familiar white tumbled leather, elephant print mudguards, and matching patterned laces. You’ll also be pleased to know that the “Pure $” embroidery under the heel tab is very much present. Find out more about the Air Jordan 3 “Pure Money”.
Air Jordan 3 “Seoul 2.0”
In celebration of its 40th anniversary, the Jumpman Team has reintroduced a selection of fan-favourite colourways; some returned unchanged, while others have been beautifully reimagined. The AJ3 “Seoul 2.0” falls perfectly into the latter category. The colourway returns with an aged look to represent the passage of time. Find out more about the Air Jordan 3 “Seoul 2.0”.
Air Jordan 3 “El Vuelo”
Jordan Brand have added a few unique details to the Air Jordan 3 in honour of lucha libre or Mexican wrestling. The design adds jagged overlays on the sides of the shoe, as well as colourful snakeskin material at the toe, heel, and collar. Definitely an AJ3 worth looking out for in September. Find out more about the Air Jordan 3 “El Vuelo”.
Air Jordan 3 “Family Affair”
Although inspired by hunting, this AJ3 colourway is pure luxury. It offers plush olive green nubuck uppers, matching elephant print detailing and a gum rubber outsole below. It’s hard to go wrong with these. Find out more about the Air Jordan 3 “Family Affair”.
SoleFly x Air Jordan 3
SoleFly is dropping a clean Jordan 3 collab in Holiday 2025. The sneaker boasts white leather uppers with orange and green accents. Find out more about the SoleFly x Jordan 3.
Air Jordan 4 “Rare Air”
This sleek, black, red and blue “Rare Air” Jordan 4 is in the running to be one of this year’s best releases. The design sports a removable tongue patch with “Rare Air” text hidden underneath. Only 25% of these pairs will come with gold lettering on the tongue, making them that much more coveted. Find out more about the Air Jordan 4 “Rare Air”.
Undefeated x Air Jordan 4
Undefeated is reintroducing its first-ever collaboration with the Jumpman to mark 20 years since the kicks debuted. Sneakerheads can choose between two versions of the design: one with the Jumpman on the heel, similar to the original release, and another with the popular “Nike Air” branding. Find out more about the Undefeated x Air Jordan 4.
Air Jordan 4 “Cave Stone”
One of the best in-house colourways of the fall 2025 season is the “Cave Stone” Air Jordan 4. The sneakers offer smooth suede uppers and an earthy brown colour scheme that’s pretty hard to resist. Plus, it doesn’t hurt that it bears some resemblance to Travis Scott’s 2018 “Mocha” 4s. Find out more about the Air Jordan 4 “Cave Stone”.
Air Jordan 4 “Cozy Girl”
These “Cozy Girl” Jordan 4s are the perfect pair to add to a fall/winter rotation. It features a mix of smooth nubuck, hair suede and fuzzy textile fabrics all in a neutral tan colour. You can grab them in women’s sizes this holiday season. Find out more about the Air Jordan 4 “Cozy Girl”.
Air Jordan 4 “Black Cat”
The timeless all-black colourway, inspired by MJ’s nickname, is expected to return in holiday 2025. This iteration comes with the coveted “Nike Air” branding at the heel and a versatile colourway you can’t go wrong with. Find out more about the Air Jordan 4 “Black Cat”.
A Ma Maniére x Air Jordan 4 “Dark Mocha”
A Ma Maniére is wrapping up the year with a luxe take on the Jordan 4. The style is expected to offer rich mocha uppers and violet ore touches alongside signature AMM details. Don’t forget to add these to your festive wishlist. Find out more about the A Ma Maniére x Air Jordan 4.
Awake NY x Air Jordan 5 “Arctic Pink”
Awake NY is offering one of the most daring spins on the Jordan 5 silhouette for 2025. Their “Arctic Pink” colourway sees the silhouette covered in a bubblegum pink hue with custom “A” netting on the side to match its unique look. Find out more about the Awake NY x Air Jordan 5 “Arctic Pink”.
Awake NY x Air Jordan 5 “Black/Racer Blue”
If Awake NY’s “Arctic Pink” Jordan 5 colourway is a little too pink for you, the brand has also created a “Racer Blue” design that is a little more subtle. The sneakers include the same design elements but in a stylish black and blue colour combo. Find out more about the Awake NY x Air Jordan 5 “Black/Racer Blue”.
Air Jordan 5 “Tokyo”
This Tokyo-exclusive AJ5 covered in beautiful yellow suede is finally getting a global release this year, albeit limited to only 20,000 pairs. Sneakerheads can expect two versions to drop: one with the standard Jumpman graphic at the heel and the other with “Nike Air” branding. Find out more about the Air Jordan 5 “Tokyo”.
Air Jordan 5 OG “Fire Red” (Black Tongue)
Michael Jordan’s “Fire Red” AJ5 with the black tongue will be available in full-family sizes this September. The shoe also includes “Nike Air” branding on the heel for an extra special touch. Find out more about the Air Jordan 5 OG “Fire Red” (Black Tongue).
Air Jordan 5 “35th Anniversary”
Jordan Brand has added a spin to the “Fire Red” AJ5 colour blocking to celebrate 35 years of MJ’s fifth signature model. The sneaker offers the same crisp white base and black midsole but swaps out all the red highlights for soft pink. Find out more about the Air Jordan 5 “35th Anniversary”.
Air Jordan 5 “Wings”
The Jumpman Label is introducing a shiny silver AJ5 to its “Wings” collection. The design sports satin uppers, translucent outsoles with a handprint graphic underneath, and the number 10 at the ankle to celebrate a decade of the Wings programme. Find out more about the Air Jordan 5 “Wings”.
Air Jordan 5 “Black Metallic” (Reimagined)
JB is celebrating 35 years of the Jordan 5 silhouette with plenty of heat from the past. Included in the mix is a reimagined version of the beloved “Black Metallic” colourway, revamped with reflective piping. Find out more about the Air Jordan 5 “Black Metallic” Reimagined.
PSG x Air Jordan 5 “Off-Noir”
PSG and JB are adding to the holiday lineup with a mostly blacked-out Air Jordan 5 colourway. Of course, there’s a lot more to the design. The pair has subtle hits of pink, as well as embossed PSG branding on the quarter panels (no TPU is used) and milky translucent outsoles. Find out more about the PSG x Air Jordan 5 “Off-Noir”.
A Ma Maniére x Air Jordan 6
Another premium collab to look out for this festive season comes courtesy of none other than luxury streetwear boutique A Ma Maniére. They’ve added nubuck uppers and satin quilted inners to MJ’s sixth signature shoe, and all in a neutral mauve colour scheme. Find out more about the A Ma Maniére x Air Jordan 6.
Air Jordan 8 “Aqua”
Jordan Brand is bringing back another slice of ’90s nostalgia in 2025 with the return of the “Aqua” AJ8—one of the best colourways for the model. The 2025 release offers the same black Durabuck uppers, grey panels, blue and purple highlights, and glittery midsole accents fans know and love. Find out more about the Air Jordan 8 “Aqua”.
Air Jordan 8 “Bugs Bunny”
Another one of the best Jordan 8 colourways making a comeback after much too long a wait is the classic “Bugs Bunny” look. The re-release is expected to be an accurate version of the OG design from the ’90s. Find out more about the Air Jordan 8 “Bugs Bunny”.
Air Jordan 9 Boot “Black Gum“
The Jumpman Team is bringing back the popular Air Jordan 9 Boot for the colder months. One of the most anticipated colourways is the “Black Gum” pair, for obvious reasons. Stay tuned! Find out more about the Air Jordan 9 Boot “Black Gum“.
Air Jordan 9 Boot “Wheat”
Another Air Jordan 9 Boot sneakerheads can expect this winter is this stylish “Wheat” colourway. Expect waterproof uppers and a lugged gum rubber bottom. Find out more about the Air Jordan 9 Boot “Wheat“.
Air Jordan 10 “Shadow”
Another must-have Jordan 10 colourway to add to the already lengthy list of best releases to cop this holiday 2025 season. If you’re on Team no toe cap (much like MJ himself), rest assured that this release will not feature the divisive detail. Find out more about the Air Jordan 10 “Shadow”.
Air Jordan 11 “Rare Air”
The white and blue Jordan 11s are another “Rare Air” edition worth picking up this year. This pair sports a simple white leather upper and dark blue patent leather mudguard combo that’s as timeless as any other AJ11 look. But the brand has also included “Jordan” lettering running up the eyestays for a unique touch. Find out more about the Air Jordan 11 “Rare Air”.
Air Jordan 11 “Gamma”
The return of the Gamma 11s is long overdue. Thankfully, sneakerheads will be able to enjoy them in a faithful-to-original look when they return in December this year. Find out more about the Air Jordan 11 “Gamma”.
Air Jordan 11 “Sneaker School”
This Jordan 11 colourway is exclusively for the younger sneakerheads. The Jumpman team switched up the usual patent leather mudguards with a velvety fabric and added a glow-in-the-dark outsole on the bottom. Find out more about the Air Jordan 11 “Sneaker School”.
Air Jordan 12 “French Blue”
This Jordan 12 release is as much a tribute to Kobe Bryant as it is a celebration of the Jumpman’s history. Kobe wore this colourway during his sneaker-free agency in 2003. It’s an understated beauty. Find out more about the Air Jordan 12 “French Blue”.
Air Jordan 12 “Pearl Pink”
An Air Jordan 12 covered in shades of pink seems like every female’s perfect pair. The shoe mixes up Pearl Pink and Medium Soft Pink hues for a playful look. Find out more about the Air Jordan 12 “Pearl Pink”.
Air Jordan 13 Low “Dongdan”
The Jumpman Label has cooked up a stylish beige Jordan 13 sneaker for this year’s Dongdan basketball tournament. The uppers are a blend of brown suede and beige tumbled leather—definitely a good look for the Tinker Hatfield-designed silhouette. Maybe even a contender for best Jordan of 2025? Find out more about the Air Jordan 13 Low “Dongdan”.
Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low
Infinite Archives joined with the Jumpman to offer a new spin on the Jordan 17. While the brand’s founder, Easy Otabar, has teased a few looks for their 2025 Jordan 17 collab, the above-pictured “Beach” colourway is the one that will be up for grabs in October. Find out more about the Infinite Archives x Air Jordan 17 Low.
Air Jordan 40 “Classic”
The Jordan 40 looks good in this Chicago-inspired sail, white, black, and red combo. Expect these to arrive in early November.
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