The Jordan 1 silhouette had a 2025 filled with major releases, but you know there’s a lot more heat lined up for 2026. Not only are there plenty of fresh colourways in store, but fans are also getting treated to some pretty exciting collabs from Union x Fragment, Swarovski and even a fresh release of the Off-White x Jordan 1 Euro. Take a look at all the Jordan 1 releases coming up in 2026 below.
Union x Fragment x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Black/White”
Union and Fragment fans are getting treated to three renditions of their Jordan 1 High collab, each more exclusive than the last. First to release is a “White/Black” iteration that’s expected to be the rarest of the lot. Find out more about the Union x Fragment x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Black/White”.
Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Medium Olive”
Sneakerheads will want to grab the Jordan 1 Low OG “Medium Olive”. The colourway blends a smooth white leather base with olive suede overlays and black leather Swooshes. Look out for this release on January 31, 2026 in full family sizes.
Union x Fragment x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Varsity Red/Sport Royal”
JB, Union, and Fragment also have an AJ1 High collab coming up in 2026 that looks a lot like the Fragment Jordan 1 High from 2014…but with red ankle flaps. Also expected is Union’s zig-zag stitching and mini collar label. So far, these pairs are expected to arrive on February 5th.
Union x Fragment x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Sport Royal”
Also dropping in February 2026 is the Union x Fragment x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Sport Royal”. This colourway features a black base with blue and white contrasts and will be available in smaller quantities.
Air Jordan 1 High OG “Cool Grey”
Look forward to another spin on the “Cool Grey” Jordan 1 High in February 2026. This time around, JB has applied hairy suede overlays on top of a white leather base and black collar. Also included are star-shaped cutouts on the toe box, a gold wings badge, and a translucent outsole.
Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Year of the Horse”
The whole family can celebrate the year off the horse with this faded denim Jordan 1 low offering. This sneaker also incorporates embroidered details, a scroll tongue tag, and, of course, a nod to the zodiac animal of 2026 via the pony hair Swooshes at the side.
Air Jordan 1 Low “Lucky Cat”
Another CNY offering you won’t want to miss is the Air Jordan 1 Low “Lucky Cat”. It features a mini Maneki-neko (waving cat) embroidered on the tongue with a little bell lace charm that fits in perfectly with the shoe’s theme.
Air Jordan 1 High “Psychic Blue”
There will be plenty of fresh Jordan 1 High colourways releasing in 2026, including this women’s exclusive iteration. The Psychic Blue’s colour blocking is comparable to a suede UNC AJ1 High, but with extra blue around the collar. That said, it’s hard not to notice the brightly coloured removable clips first.
Air Jordan 1 Low “Sail”
The Jumpman team have replaced the regular old leather Swoosh with an embroidered floral design on this spring-ready Jordan 1 low. Look out for these ‘blooming’ good kicks on March 7th.
Off-White x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Alaska”
Jordan Brand have reportedly pushed back the release of the Off-White x Air Jordan 1 High “Euro” to spring 2026. These white sneakers will be updated with Virgil Abloh branding on the sides as well as a new name. Find out more about the Off-White x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Alaska”.
Air Jordan 1 High OG “Flight Club”
Jordan Brand is kicking off its new “Flight Club” series with a Jordan 1 High release in April 2026. The sneakers should have details inspired by JB’s membership programme from the ’80s and ’90s.
Swarovski x Air Jordan 1 High OG “Vast Grey”
The ladies are expected to be treated to another crystal-covered Jordan 1 x Swarovski collab come spring 2026. Expect a full grey look with a more patchy application of Swarovski’s crystal gems.
Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Banned”
Jordan Brand’s infamous “Banned” Jordan 1s are back in 2026, but in low-top form. The sneaker is also expected to sport an X on the heel, as with the high-top release from 2011. Find out more about theAir Jordan 1 Low OG “Banned”.
Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Shy Pink”
Travis Scott’s pretty pink Jordan 1 Lows are finally expected to release in 2026. This particular style sports a pink suede base, sail leather overlays, and cream-coloured Reverse Swooshes. Find out more about the Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Shy Pink”.
Travis Scott x Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Tropical Pink”
Also rumoured to arrive in 2026 is a “Tropical Pink” Jordan 1 Low. This pair is similar to its predecessor that popped up in 2024, but it features bright pink Reverse Swooshes.
Air Jordan 1 High OG “Khaki”
The Jordan 1 High will be releasing in a versatile Khaki/Sail/Cargo colourway in June 2026. So far, the pair is expected to feature a white leather base with suede khaki overlays as seen in the speculative mockups above.
Air Jordan 1 High OG “Love The Game”
Look out for an AJ1 High in shades of “Shadow Brown/Soft Pearl/Light British Tan/Pale Ivory/Muslin/Team Red” in August 2026. This particular design seems to be a themed offering from the Jumpman team, but specifics have not been confirmed.
Air Jordan 1 Low “Laser”
A laser-etched Jordan 1 low will hit the sneaker scene in 2026. Expect shades of black, gold, white, and red to dress the shoe.
Air Jordan 1 Low “Quai 54”
Jordan Brand will release another collection of sneakers for the 2026 Quai 54 tournament. As usual, the Jordan 1 Low will be a part of the lineup. The shoes have a confirmed mix of Gunsmoke, White, Action Grape, and Key Lime, but colour blocking hasn’t been confirmed.
Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Sail”
There will be even more Sail Jordan 1s in 2026. This design draws inspiration from the 2017 High OG version of the same name. That means sneakerheads can expect sail-tumbled leather uppers with a touch of red on the tongue labels.
Air Jordan 1 High “Royal”
There’s even more on the “Royal Blue” front lined up for holiday 2026. JB is expected to bring back the original 1985 colourway, though it may be too early to tell what the pair we’ll be receiving come year’s end will look like.
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