Air Jordan January 2026 Releases | Full Release Dates & Sneak Peek!
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AIR JORDAN UPCOMING RELEASES — JANUARY 2026
1) Jordan Brand is revisiting its heritage with the forthcoming Air Jordan 4 “Flight Club,” set to launch on January 17, 2026. Inspired by the original Jordan Flight Club—an early members-only program from the late ’80s and early ’90s—this release channels the unmistakable energy of that era through a timeless, minimalist aesthetic.
The pair arrives with a mostly Sail upper, contrasted by black accents on the midsole, wings, eyelets, and inner lining. University Red adds a key pop of color, appearing on the tongue branding and, most notably, the Nike Air heel logo. Finished with red trim, the heel branding serves as a bold throwback to the Air Jordan 4’s classic era, celebrating the model’s legacy of standout design and iconic branding.
2) Originally debuting in 2002, this colorway quickly stood out among non-OG releases, praised for its clean, adaptable color scheme and premium execution. If the 2026 iteration stays faithful to the original, expect a sharp white leather upper complemented by smooth Flint Grey overlays along the mudguard, midsole, and heel. Back in the day, a glossy treatment on those grey panels helped give the shoe a more elevated, luxurious feel.
French Blue accents add just the right pop of contrast, appearing on the eyelets, tongue branding, heel tabs, and lateral Jumpman logo to neatly tie the design together. Finishing the look is a white rubber outsole underfoot, featuring the Air Jordan 9’s signature design elements.
The Air Jordan 9 “Flint Grey” is currently slated to release on January 24, 2026.
3) As excitement continues to grow around the landmark three way collaboration between Union Los Angeles, fragment design, and Jordan Brand, Hiroshi Fujiwara was recently spotted wearing another Air Jordan 1 High OG from the highly celebrated partnership.
Unlike the version expected to release in Spring 2026, which is known for its signature Black Navy Sport Royal Sail color palette, the newly surfaced pair takes a much cleaner approach with a simple White and Black colorway. While the sneaker has yet to be officially revealed, early on foot images captured at two recent events in South Korea, including RECTO’s REFLECT Portrait Series Exhibition and the Hyundai Card Culture Project 29 Tom Sachs Exhibition, provide a preview of what is coming. Although the images do not offer the clarity of official Nike photos, they still reveal enough to show the creative direction being shaped by Chris Gibbs, Hiroshi Fujiwara, and the Jordan Brand team.
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The Air Jordan 1 Low OG “Medium Olive” showcases a harmonious mix of Medium Olive, Black, Summit White, and Sail. Crisp white leather forms the base and toe box, providing a clean foundation. Soft Medium Olive suede wraps the toe, eyestays, and heel, creating a subtle contrast, while Black accents the Swoosh, laces, and tongue labels for a bold statement. The Wings logo on the heel also comes in black, adding striking definition against the lighter tones. A Sail midsole paired with an Olive rubber outsole completes the look, giving the sneaker a vintage vibe reminiscent of Travis Scott-inspired colorways. This release is scheduled for January 31, 2026, available at select Jordan Brand retailers and online via Nike.com, with a retail price of $145 USD.
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